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How improvements in farming are addressing global hunger
The COVID-19 pandemic has altered daily life for nearly every citizen on the planet. And along with the direct effects…
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Destroying again the peace of Jerusalem
Poets as diverse as William Blake and Yehuda Amichai have sung the praises of the heavenly Jerusalem, a land without…
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The pro-Russia fallout from Ukraine’s latest Naftogaz shenanigans
By Suriya Evans-Pritchard Jayanti Naftogaz, Ukraine’s second largest and arguably most important company, was decapitated this week by short-sighted politics.…
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Killing democracy once and for all: The global elite’s coup d’etat that is destroying life as we know it
Politically savvy individuals know that democracy has rarely existed and probably never outside small groups of humans who deliberately organize…
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Heading for nuclear war?
Last week on Tuesday, US Strategic Command, the part of the military responsible for nuclear weaponry and its use, posted…
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French Senator Allizard attending the Vienna Process: Mediterranean – Theatre for future Europe
By Dayana da Silva On the historic date of March 08th – International Women’s Day, a large number of international…
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US postpones Afghanistan troop withdrawal in hopes of sustaining peace process: 5 essential reads
By Catesby Holmes, The Conversation The United States will bring home its over 3,000 remaining soldiers in Afghanistan by Sept.…
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The West has no strategic interest in Israel
Yesterday morning I watched on BBC News the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, walking into the courtroom where he is…
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Afghanistan – Peace talks must solve 40 years of humanitarian suffering
By Dr. Hany Al Banna Ever since the former Soviet-Afghan war in December 1979, the Afghani people have not seen…
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Can SPACs work?
Investors are always looking for new schemes to get onto the ground floor of the next big thing. Whether it…
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