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The letter that Donald Trump sent to Recep Tayyip Erdogan underwent biased editing by elements of the Deep State within the State Department before...
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By Carl Bildt CANBERRA ― Recent events in Syria have naturally raised two questions: Who lost the country? And where might the international...
By Andrew Hammond Scottish National Party leader Nicola Sturgeon confirmed Tuesday that she will ask the U.K. government to approve another...
By John J. Metzler UNITED NATIONS ― Is the United Nations going broke? Well yes and no. The 193-member organization is facing a serious cash...
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“Just societies cannot be run by big money or armed forces with their too narrow agendas. Limitless desire for wealth and blind ambition must be...
I have witnessed multiple clampdowns in my 10 years as a journalist in Kashmir, but this year has been the worst. Life was turned upside down, for...
Over the past two months, as President Joko Widodo prepared to embark on his second term in office, students took to the streets across the country...
The America I grew up in is long gone. That luminous dream so many whispered for so long, it became impossible decades ago, if I’m honest. The...
The Kurds – 30-45 million strong — are a Persian people who have inhabited various areas of the Middle East for centuries, speaking various...
Since October 17, Lebanese citizens from all walks of life have been taking to the streets in unprecedented protests that transcend not only...
Israel’s 1967 occupation owes a very large debt to former Supreme Court President Meir Shamgar, who died on Friday. Were it not for his...
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has until Thursday before the time he was given by President Reuven Rivlin to form a new government runs out. As...
China’s policymakers are well aware of the importance of soft power in shaping a nation’s standing in the world. Indeed, its leaders have often...
What: Death of Muammar Gaddafi When: 20 October 2011 Where: Sirte, Libya Following the Libyan uprising and revolution in 2011, the long-time...
Former Supreme Court President Meir Shamgar, who died Friday at the age of 94, represented a complex worldview that incorporated the many tensions...
In an unexpected twist, the British House of Commons put off a vote on PM Boris Johnson's plan for the UK to leave the EU. The entire Brexit...
Report. Juncker called the deal ‘fair and balanced’ but others called for caution: ‘History tells us parliaments may not like the agreement.’...
Commentary. What will the troops sent by Damascus do, after the regime reached its own agreement with the Kurds for protection? And what will be...
By Nick Bisley Nick Bisley The Trump administration's embrace of the Indo-Pacific strategic construct has made this notion of crucial importance to...
At J. Nehru University, most students know about China and Russia only from the BBC, Reuters and other Western media outlets. Even those...
Branko Grims že dlje časa po goebbelsovski metodi vztrajno ponavlja laž o tem, da vsak begunec v Sloveniji mesečno prejme 1963 evrov. Čeprav je...
"For too long, the U.S. has turned a blind eye to the atrocities being committed against civilians in Yemen by the Saudi-U.S. coalition…[a]...
Cycle Palestine for Medical Aid for Palestinians was the most challenging thing I’ve ever done physically, mentally and emotionally. It was a...
Underneath their armor, samurai feudal warriors were just ordinary mortals with their all-too-human weaknesses and shortcomings. That was what I...
For the first time in nearly 40 years, the British parliament will meet on a Saturday tomorrow. At stake is what sort of country it will become...
KUALA LUMPUR – Starting next year, Singapore will treat packaged sugary drinks such as Coca-Cola the way that other countries treat cigarettes....
BC stands for NEO’s Banned Classic. This article was originally published by our journal on 16.09.18 For some reason, this article is missing...
As you must know, after the end of WWII both France and the UK were forced to let go of their colonies. However, they left behind a network of...
Seiichi Eto, a state minister in charge of Okinawa and Northern Territories affairs, and Sanae Takaichi, the internal affairs and communications...
On Wednesday, The New York Times ran an intriguing story on its front page on how Deutsche Bank won business in China “by charming and enriching...
VAR reared its head again in the Bundesliga, ruling out a Dortmund goal against Borussia Mönchengladbach for a neglible infringement. Video...
Despite two decades of deepening entrenchment on both sides of the Catalan question, Spaniards would be mistaken if they were to welcome the...
Sources in Israel have revealed that Israeli intelligence officers in the reserve army are working in private companies, some of which are linked...
It's never just a deal. President Donald Trump's penchant for overselling his accomplishments has been on vivid display in recent days as he hailed...
A nation’s image is usually only as good as its achievements, so it is a sad time when the image that appears in many minds when hearing the name...
When Boris Johnson took over Downing Street in July, he blustered about taking Britain out of the EU by an October 31 deadline. No ifs, no buts....
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