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Why Campus Protests Will Not Help End the Israeli-Palestinian Tragedy

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​national interest​​​ by Paul R. Pillar      The spread of protests against policies that have generated the current humanitarian catastrophe in the Gaza Strip has been →

German FM hyping China issues during trip to S.Pacific exposes Germany's deep political divisions

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​global times​​​     German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock's ongoing visit to Australia, New Zealand and Fiji in the South Pacific is a way of balancing the impact of German →

Xi, Macron hold talks, calling for upholding independence

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global times By Wang Wenwen in Paris and Wang Qi in Beijing     China and France should uphold mutual benefits, jointly oppose acts of "decoupling" and disrupting industrial and →

European Socialists make 'unshakeable' vow not to work with far-right

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​brussels times​​​ By Ugo Realfonzo     In the aftermath of the attack on their MEP, the Party of European Socialists (PES) have promised voters they will not enter into a →

How Trump seals the deal in 2024

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​american thinker​​​ By Gerald Mc Glothlin      As the November elections loom just six months away, I recently conducted a search for the past six months for a phrase often →

Biden’s Incomplete Industrial Policy

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​foreign affairs​​​ By Mariana Mazzucato and Sarah Doyle     President Joe Biden has placed his economic record at the heart of his bid for reelection. His State of the Union →

Israel’s war on Gaza live: Israel blasts Rafah; fate of ceasefire uncertain

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​al jazeera​​​ By  Alastair Mccready     At least 12 people have been reported killed in attacks on Rafah overnight as the Associated Press news agency reports that Israeli →

Iranian Proxies Wreak Havoc Beyond the Middle East

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​national interest​​​ by Eyal Hulata Natalie Ecanow      Three months after exchanging tit-for-tat airstrikes, Iran and Pakistan are patching diplomatic wounds. Iranian →

EU puts into place new rules for support of media freedom, calls for more action

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brussels times​​​​     The European Commission reiterated its commitment to support media freedom and pluralism on World Press Freedom Day on Friday while calling for more action →

Will SCOTUS Bless the ‘Obstruction’ Tool for Speech Suppression?

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american conservative by Peter Van Buren     The Department of Justice charged approximately 350 people under the obstruction statute for their role in the January 6 Capitol →

Climate lockdowns next?

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american thinker​​​​ By Brian Sussman      Since the COVID scare worked so well for the left, could a climate lockdown be next?     We all vividly recall →

Chadian ruler Mahamat Deby Itno casts ballot in polls set to end military rule

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​africa news​​​     Chad's transitional President voted in N'djamena Monday (May. 6), in a long-delayed presidential election set to end three years of military rule. →

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