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WTO comes closer to ending overfishing

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​global times​​​ The World Trade Organization (WTO) chief said on Monday significant progress had been made toward a long-elusive agreement to end subsidies that reward overfishing, as negotiators →

Taliban acting FM reportedly to visit Pakistan, 'a step toward recognition of legitimacy'

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global times The acting Foreign Minister of the Taliban government in Afghanistan is expected to visit Pakistan in the coming days as part of efforts by both sides to reset their ties in the wake of →

Kamala Harris says politics should be more like science and meets researcher who worker with her mom during charm offensive Paris tour to smooth over cracks from the AUKUS deal

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​dailymail​​​ Kamala Harris and second gentleman Doug Emhoff toured the Institut Pasteur in Paris on Tuesday to talk with scientists about global preparedness for pandemics in the vice president's →

A Greener Russia? Moscow’s Agenda at the COP26 Climate Summit

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​carnegie​​​ Anastasia Likhacheva As the COP26 UN climate change summit takes place in Glasgow, our planet’s prospects look bleak. Glaciers are melting, the space left for sustainable land use is in →

Dr. Gottlieb: Coronavirus Pandemic Could End in U.S. in January

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​national interest​​​ by Ethen Kim Lieser Dr. Scott Gottlieb, the former commissioner of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), has stated that the nearly two-year-long coronavirus pandemic →

Belarus escorts hundreds of migrants towards Polish borde

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the guardian Belarusian authorities have escorted an estimated 1,000 people, most of whom are from the Middle East, to the Polish border in an escalation of a deadly crisis that has already left →

Victory in Syria Requires Learning from Afghanistan

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​national interest​​​ by Nadine Maenza The world was stunned in mid-August when Afghan Armed Forces laid down their weapons in what the Washington Post reported as “a breathtaking series of →

Americans Underestimate the Danger in Continuing to Defend South Korea

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national interest by Doug Bandow South Korea enjoys a unique status in Washington. It has generated fierce loyalty among many Americans who served there. The Republic of Korea (ROK) also enjoys →

Indian elites’ misconception of China exposed in a tweet comparing Prayagraj and Shanghai

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global times "Shanghai," China's "capital of magic," went viral again on Twitter. Not because of the swift mass COVID-19 testing. This time, it started from an Indian author's video clip of →

World lacks enough political wisdom despite having scientific power: Yuval Noah Harari

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global times Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind, one of the world's best-sellers, has been re-choreographed into graphic novel series. As a historian, the author Yuval Noah Harari (Harari), who →

Has the West Reached Its Limit Against Turkey?

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​national interest​​​ by Ali Demirdas The recent standoff between Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan and ten Western countries over whether Turkey should conform with the European Court of Human Rights →

Hard for West to regain past glory of global dominance

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global times As the trend "rise of the East, decline of the West" grows clearer, in the face of collective development of emerging economies, the West is increasingly anxious about its global →

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