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There Is No Such Thing as a Small Nuclear War
Dissident Voice | 2024-06-28Erik Bulatov (USSR), People in the Landscape, 1976. There was a time when calls for a nuclear-free Europe rang across the continent. It began with the Stockholm Appeal (1950), which opened with the powerful words ‘We demand the outlawing of atomic weapons as...
Israel war on Gaza live: Destruction in enclave ‘beyond imagination’
Al Jazeera | 2024-06-28At least five Palestinians, including a girl, were killed in overnight Israeli attacks on two houses in Deir el-Balah. Gaza’s Civil Defence says three of its medics were killed by Israeli aircraft and 12 others wounded while they carried out rescue efforts in...
What to Know as Mongolia Holds Democratic Election in the Shadow of Authoritarian Giants
Time | 2024-06-28ULAANBAATAR, Mongolia — Mongolia, where parliamentary elections were being held Friday, is a sparsely populated and landlocked Asian nation known for its bitter winter cold and independent spirit. As a democracy of just 3.4 million people in the shadow of two...
Modi’s Moscow Mission: What the Indian PM’s visit to Russia signals to the West
Russia Today | 2024-06-28
Xi says China planning 'major' reforms ahead of key political meeting
Hong Kong Standard | 2024-06-28
Britain's Rishi Sunak struggles with missteps while trying to lift Conservatives ahead of elections
Newsday | 2024-06-27
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CNN | 2024-06-26
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Business Insider | 2024-06-25
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Leaked TikTok shows Arsenal are preparing to sign player from Germany after Euro 2024
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NASA’s weather, solar storms monitoring GOES-U satellite en route to space
The Siasat Daily | 2024-06-26
Cathie Wood says she will vote for Trump as he is ‘best’ choice for US economy
Cryptoslate | 2024-06-24
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Science Daily | 2024-06-28
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‘It is a religion here’: India united by shared love of cricket – photo essay
The Guardian | 2024-06-29
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There Is No Such Thing as a Small Nuclear War
Erik Bulatov (USSR), People in the Landscape, 1976. There was a time when calls for a nuclear-free Europe rang across the continent. It began with the Stockholm Appeal (1950), which opened with the powerful words ‘We demand the outlawing of atomic weapons as...
The Bolivian People Defeat Another Coup Attempt
“No one can take away our democracy!” Bolivian President Luis Arce addressed the people of his country on Wednesday to declare that an attempted military coup had been defeated. Hundreds of military personnel had mobilized under the order of General Juan...
Mexico’s judicial reform plan: What is the controversy?
Outgoing President Lopez Obrador is aiming to push through radical changes in judicial setup, including elections for judgesAnalysts say the plan has ‘political purposes and motivations’ For the past year, Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez...
Russia suffers setbacks as Ukraine braces for tough month on battlefield
Russia has suffered multiple diplomatic and judicial blows during the past week over its war on Ukraine, despite President Vladimir Putin’s high-profile visits to North Korea and Vietnam and Moscow’s claims that it is founding a “Eurasian security architecture...
Kenya: Police set up roadblocks as more protests loom
More anti-government protests seem likely in Kenya despite President Ruto&aposs withdrawal of contentious tax hikes. Clashes at rallies on Tuesday led to the deaths of more than 20 people. ......
Israel warns can send Lebanon ‘back to Stone Age’ as UN seeks de-escalation
Israel has said it does not want war in Lebanon but could send its neighbour “back to the Stone Age”, as the United Nations humanitarian affairs chief warned such a conflict would be “potentially apocalyptic”. “We do not want war, but we are preparing for...
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Israel war on Gaza live: Destruction in enclave ‘beyond imagination’
What to Know as Mongolia Holds Democratic Election in the Shadow of Authoritarian Giants
Xi says China planning 'major' reforms ahead of key political meeting
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‘No dialogue’: Pakistan says open to attacks on Afghan-based armed groups
Islamabad, Pakistan — Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has warned that the country would not hesitate to launch attacks on the territory of Afghanistan, its neighbour, amid rising tensions between the two over...
Modi’s Moscow Mission: What the Indian PM’s visit to Russia signals to the West
The prime minister’s prompt visit to Russia after re-election sends an important message: New Delhi is is committed to boost relations with its time-tested partner despite Western pressures Indian Prime Minister Narendra...
Ukraine is battling to preserve democratic progress during wartime. It's not easy
KYIV, Ukraine — As an investigative journalist, then an activist, and later a lawmaker, Yehor Soboliev sought to expose corruption in business and government as a way to defend Ukraine's budding democracy. Now, as a...
World’s largest maritime drills begin in an increasingly tense Asia Pacific
Hawaii, United States – In an era of increased tension and growing competition between China and the United States and its allies, the US Pacific Fleet is hosting Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC), “the world’s largest...
Colombia Suggests Tribunal for Coup Judgments Similar to Bolivia’s
After the failed coup attempt in Bolivia, Colombia proposed to the Organization of American States (OAS) the creation of a tribunal to judge this type of uprisings. According to the Colombian government, the objective is...
US Air Force member charged with kidnapping and raping Japanese schoolgirl
Japanese prosecutors have charged a US Air Force member with allegedly kidnapping and raping an underage girl just before Christmas last year, Okinawa police confirmed to CNN on Wednesday. Brennon R. E. Washington, 25,...
Britain's Rishi Sunak struggles with missteps while trying to lift Conservatives ahead of elections
LONDON — British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has portrayed himself as thorough and evidence-led throughout his relatively brief political career, but there's always been a nagging question over the keenness of his...
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