Resnica o sanaciji bank

Vrednosti delnic, ki kotirajo na borzi, so znižali za 20 odstotkov. Delnico Pivovarne Laško na primer so ocenili le na dobre štiri evre in njene...

Dr. Peter Glavič

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US House passes Hong Kong ‘Democracy Act’

THE US House of Representatives passed a bill Tuesday sought by pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong that aims to defend civil rights in the semi-...

Asian Correspondent Staff

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Twitter says world leaders ‘not above’ its rules

TWITTER said Tuesday world leaders are "not above" the rules of the online platform and could see their messages removed or demoted for egregious...

Asian Correspondent Staff

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The Calves’ Rebellion

The nation of high-tech and (according to foreign reports) nuclear bombs is once again threatened by a malicious, anti-Semitic plot — a...

Amira Hass

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Typhoon can’t derail feelings of recovery in rugby host city

Typhoon No. 19 forced the cancellation of a Rugby World Cup match that citizens of Kamaishi, Iwate Prefecture, were really looking forward to. The...

Vox Populi

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Triennale ends, but concerns about freedom of expression linger

The Aichi Triennale 2019 international art festival ended on Oct. 14, after hundreds of angry phone calls and even threats of violence forced the...

Editorial

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Japan needs to address its child poverty problem

Investing in children brings benefits to them and to declining population

Masanori Mochida

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Secret of Bannam ancient tombs

By Kim Jin-hyeon Last month I traveled to the Bannam ancient tombs in Naju, South Jeolla Province, where dozens of huge burials, including for...

Kim Jin-Hyeon

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Arab Leaders, Police Share the Blame for Crime Afflicting Israeli Arab Towns

Much has been written about Arab Israelis’ protests over the crime wave that has hit their towns and villages. The Arab community has rightly...

Salman Masalha

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School lunches keep Japan’s kids topping nutrition lists

JAPAN manages a rare feat for a developed country when it comes to feeding its children -- high scores for nutrition but very low obesity rates....

Natsuko Fukue

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Turkish invasion displaces 200,000 people without enough water, food or medicine

Reportage. A wave of refugees are moving toward Hasakeh and Raqqa without adequate supplies. Local and international organizations are mobilizing....

Chiara Cruciati

Il Manifesto Global

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Bibi’s Party With Trump Is Over

In 2016, near the end of U.S. President Barack Obama’s term, there was a strong, almost unanimous feeling in Israel’s security-diplomatic...

Haim Tomer

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Will Trump Be Removed from Office?

WASHINGTON, DC – For the first time, reasonable people in the United States have begun to speculate that President Donald Trump could be convicted...

Elizabeth Drew

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A Jewish-Arab, Anti-occupation Left

Two sighs of relief could be heard recently from the Jewish center-left camp in Israel. The first was when Benjamin Netanyahu’s...

Avner Gvaryahu

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Long prison sentences for Catalan separatists spark massive protests

Analysis. The harshest sentence was handed out to the former Catalan vice president and political leader of Esquerra Republicana, Oriol Junqueras:...

Luca Tancredi Barone

Il Manifesto Global

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Zadnja žrtev Balkana

Slovenci bi lahko bili v primeru Handke pametnejši. Vsaj načeloma. Tako kot so se že od razpada Jugoslavije pred tujci važili, da se spoznajo...

Marko Crnkovič

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What's next in the impeachment inquiry as Congress returns

Congress is returning from a two-week recess on Tuesday, but some lawmakers barely left Washington. Three House committees investigating...

Japan Today

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Haaretz Cartoon

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Amos Biderman

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Wasteful bickering

Partisan dispute over economic policy makes life more difficult Lee Ho-seung, senior presidential secretary for economic affairs, said Sunday that...

Editorial

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The first thing to do is fire all the cops

NEW YORK – In the latest shooting of an innocent civilian by a trigger-happy police officer, a white Fort Worth cop blew away a 28-year-old black...

Ted Rall

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Despicable peer bullying among teachers in Kobe shocks society

“You must have been surprised to get a new teacher all of a sudden. I am so sorry. ...” Thus starts a long letter written by a teacher on sick...

Editorial

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Syria - wheels within wheels

By Gwynne Dyer Russia and its Syrian ally Bashar al-Assad win, the Kurds lose, and the United States leaves in disgrace. It has been a hectic few...

Gwynne Dyer

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Catalonia ‘separatists’ bad, HK ‘pro-democracy protesters’ good: Orwell’s 1984 becomes user’s manual for Western ‘free media’

In George Orwell’s 1984, The War Ministry was renamed the Ministry of Peace. Truth was Lies, Hate was Love. But author Lewis Carroll got there...

George Galloway

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Russia’s balanced diplomacy in Middle East on rise as US policy crashes

The high respect afforded to Russian President Vladimir Putin during his visit this week to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates speaks of a...

Finian Cunningham

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Myanmar's great tech switch is chance to become part of world's web

Using global standard Unicode font opens up internet in growing market

Chan Jia Hao

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Nebezpečný klip

Akurát trochu jednoduchším jazykom, ktorý je prístupný masám a ktorý preto irituje kadejakých „snobov, pokrytcov“ a rôznorodé...

Silvia Ruppeldtová

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Nation-state system is ailing and needs a reset

By Tom Plate There are a few, though not yet many, Republicans openly furious with beleaguered President Donald Trump for seemingly asking Beijing...

Tom Plate

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Erdogan sa (asi) báť nemusí

K tomu sa teraz dá prirátať hrozba amerických a trochu aj európskych sankcií, ako je napríklad zbrojné embargo. Mohli by tieto opatrenia...

Andrej Matišák

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Russia Consolidates its Positions in the Indian Oil and Gas Sectors

Russia is known to be India’s largest defense technology partner. But besides defense, the two states also cooperate in other areas which are no...

Dmitry Bokarev

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DPRK’s October Missile Launch: End to Dialogue or Beginning of New Cycle?

On 2 October 2019, North Korea carried out yet another (11th since the start of the year) missile launch, which has caused a much bigger uproar...

Konstantin Asmolov

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Will Youth Take Over?

Since the nineteen-sixties, the West has been on a steady trajectory of ‘liberation’. After the angry fifties, when American college students...

Deena Stryker

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Most Americans would love a mulligan on 2016

By John M. Crisp Last week White House counsel Pat Cipollone notified leaders in the House of Representatives that the Trump administration will not...

John M. Crisp

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Four contentious nuclear issues for success of 3rd Trump-Kim summit

By Jun Bong-geun Since the so-called "no-deal" summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un in Hanoi in February,...