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Judge Dismisses Antitrust Cases Against Facebook

A federal judge dismissed two antitrust lawsuits (NYT) filed against Facebook by the Federal Trade Commission and more than forty states, saying…

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UN Rights Council Calls for Racial Reparations

The UN Human Rights Council published a report calling on countries to enact a “transformative agenda” (WaPo) against systemic racism, making a…

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Pakistan Commission to Probe Opposition Leader’s Death

Pakistan Commission to Probe Opposition Leader’s Death A Pakistani judicial commission will probe the death (Radio Mashaal) of opposition politician Muhammad Usman…

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China, Russia Extend Cooperation Treaty

China, Russia Extend Cooperation Treaty Beijing and Moscow announced the extension (Reuters) of a twenty-year friendship and cooperation treaty originally signed in…

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Sweden’s Prime Minister Resigns

Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven resigned (FT) after losing a no-confidence vote but said he will try to form a…

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Sudan to Surrender Accused to ICC for Darfur Crimes

Sudan’s transitional government said it would cooperate with the International Criminal Court (ICC) by handing over former officials (Dabanga) wanted…

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Indian Officials: Drones Intercepted Over Army Base in Kashmir

India’s military said it intercepted two drones (AP) flying over an army base in India-administered Jammu and Kashmir a day…

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South Korea to Develop Missile Defense Shield

South Korea’s defense ministry announced it will develop a $2.6 billion interceptor system (Yonhap) similar to Israel’s Iron Dome to…

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Colombian Presidential Helicopter Attacked

Colombian Presidential Helicopter Attacked Gunfire struck a helicopter (MercoPress) carrying Colombian President Ivan Duque and other top officials near the…

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At Least 9 Dead, 150 Missing as Miami Building Collapse Probe Continues

At least 9 people are dead (CNN) and 152 are unaccounted for after a Miami condo building collapsed on Thursday.…

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Report: WHO Expects Yearly COVID-19 Boosters for Most Vulnerable

Top of the Agenda Report: WHO Expects Yearly COVID-19 Boosters for Most Vulnerable The risks posed by coronavirus variants prompted…

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Iran Is More Than Persia – Brenda Shaffer 

In this monograph, Brenda Shaffer emphasizes the need for a non-Persian-oriented view of American politicians’ approach to Iran. Click the…

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With the US now calling China’s treatment of the Uyghurs ‘genocide’, how should NZ respond?

New Zealand has a strong history of protecting and promoting human rights at home and internationally, and prides itself on…

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China seeks details about Chinese crew after tankers seized by Indonesia

China said on Wednesday it was seeking details about 25 of its nationals who were among 61 crew on two…

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Sullivan speaks with Israel’s national security adviser for the first time

U.S. national security adviser Jake Sullivan spoke on the phone Saturday with his Israeli counterpart Meir Ben Shabbat, Israeli officials…

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IMPORTANCE OF TRABZON FREE TRADE ZONE FOR THE REGION

Trabzon is one of the main cities of Turkey and the Black Sea region and plays an important role in…

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Mitkhat Yenigun on how Turkish companies will help rebuild Karabakh

In the coming years, contracting firms from Turkey will play an active role not only in the restoration of Karabakh,…

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UK condemns China’s ‘horrific barbarism’ against Uighur minority

The United Kingdom has accused China of human rights violations amounting to “barbarism” against its Uighur minority, as it announced,…

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STATEMENT FROM THE PRIME MINISTER OF SAUDI ARABIA ON THE LINE PROJECT

Saudi Arabia, the world’s largest crude oil exporter, will build a $ 500 billion “car-free, alley-free and carbon-free” eco-city in…

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Shaman Who Sought To ‘Drive Putin From Kremlin’ Announces New March To Moscow

A shaman in Russia’s Siberian region of Yakutia who has had several attempts to march to Moscow by foot “to…

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