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Environmentalists say the Brazilian navy's plan to abandon a massive aircraft carrier is a disaster for marine life.
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Oligarch Yevgeny Prigozhin is the founder of mercenary organization the Wagner Group—and he's one of the most powerful voices in the Kremlin.
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Israel's head rabbi says that cultivated beef could be considered kosher. But the head of the Orthodox Union disagrees.
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U.S. General Predicts War With China by 2025
A sensational memo by the head of the U.S. Air Mobility Command has provoked dismay on both sides of the Pacific.
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IMF Upgrades Outlook For the Global Economy
The outlook for the global economy is growing slightly brighter as China eases its zero-COVID policies
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January 31, 2023
Australian Authorities Searching for Radioactive Capsule
Authorities are searching for a tiny but potentially deadly radioactive capsule that got lost while being transported from a mine.
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U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken landed in Tel Aviv Monday amid growing concerns over Israel's hardline turn.
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The Next Debate Over Arming Ukraine Is Here
Lithuanian President Nausėda called on NATO members Tuesday to send fighter jets, a day after President Biden ruled out sending F-16s.
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Boris Johnson Says Putin Threatened to Kill Him With a Missile
The comments were revealed Monday during a new documentary about Western leaders in the run up to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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January 30, 2023
Adani Group Defends Itself After Hindenburg Research’s Fraud Allegations
Given the oversized role Adani Group plays in India’s economy, the controversy has huge implications for the country and Prime Minister Modi.
By Charlie Campbell / Singapore
January 30, 2023
Dozens Killed by Suicide Bomber at Mosque in Pakistan
A commander of the Pakistani Taliban claimed responsibility for one of the country's deadliest attacks in years.
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What to Know About Europe’s Ban on Russian Diesel Imports
Will the embargo push up diesel prices? What could a diesel price cap accomplish? What happens if diesel gets more expensive? What could go wrong?
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January 30, 2023
Iran Says Drone Attack Targets Defense Facility in Isfahan
The Iranian Defense Ministry offered no information on who it suspected carried out the attack
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January 29, 2023
In Israel and India the Civilization State is Taking Over
As liberal power wanes, rival civilizations are reaffirming themselves as models for how to arrange political and social life.
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Why China Is Battling a Mid-Winter Gas Shortage
A lack of affordable natural gas has left many people struggling to keep warm—and Beijing worried.
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The U.K. government has vetoed Scotland's gender reform bill, leading to a constitutional clash.
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Cannabidiol, derived from the cannabis plant, was previously legal in Hong Kong, where bars and shops sold products containing it.
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Australia Investigates Online Influencers Over False Advertising
Many of the accounts under investigation offer beauty, lifestyle, parenting and fashion advice, potentially without disclosing sponsorships or affiliations with particular companies and brands.
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U.S. Military Kills Senior Islamic State Official
The operation targeted Bilal al-Sudani, a key financial facilitator for the global terrorist organization, in a mountainous cave complex.
By Aamer Madhani and Colleen Long / AP
January 26, 2023
How Indians Are Watching the Banned BBC Modi Documentary
As India censors the BBC's "India: The Modi Question," many are turning to QR codes and pirate websites to share the film.
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Aging Populations Can Be Good for the Climate
Rich countries don't want their populations to shrink. But that could be good for the planet.
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January 26, 2023
How Bollywood Rolled Over to Hindu Supremacists
A fear of hurting "Hindu sentiments" has led to movies that viewers just don't like. But a bright spot is the southern movie industry.
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Quantum is the ‘next industrial revolution’, but it's also set to become a national-security headache.
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The Truth about Ukraine and the Jews
Ukraine was the bloodlands for Jews in World War 2, but today the Jewish soul echoes on its streets, writes Bernard-Henri Levy
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Spain: Machete Attacks at 2 Churches Kills 1
A machete-wielding man killed a sexton and injured a priest in attacks at two churches in the city of Algeciras on Wednesday before being arrested
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January 25, 2023
Inside the Months-Long March to Unite India
Rahul Gandhi is selling a new vision for India, one step at a time
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Biden's Newly Promised Battle Tanks Not Expected to Arrive In Ukraine for Months
Joe Biden announced the U.S. will provide 31 Abrams tanks as part of a long-term plan to strengthen the Ukrainian army.
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Inside Efforts to Smuggle Internet Into Iran
Iranian activists have launched elaborate, nationwide efforts to provide protesters with an alternate internet.
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India’s Richest Man Accused of Pulling the ‘Largest Con in Corporate History’
A two-year investigation by a short seller claims Adani Group engaged in 'brazen' stock manipulation and accounting fraud worth billions of dollars.
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Chris Hipkins Is New Zealand's New Leader
Jacinda Ardern's successor Chris Hipkins must grapple with high inflation, looming recession, and weak poll numbers.
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Berlin Airport Cancels All Flights on Wednesday Amid Strike
The union dispute means that 300 takeoffs and landings won’t be possible, affecting about 35,000 passengers, according to a statement by the BER airport operator.
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Jacinda Ardern May Need Ongoing Security as Private Citizen
Jacinda Ardern is likely to require an unprecedented level of security for a former New Zealand prime minister given the extent of the abuse and threats she faced while in office.
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Ukraine Takes On Government Corruption
The Ukrainian government unveiled a shake-up of government leadership in recent weeks.
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Doomsday Clock Signals Highest Ever Peril
The symbolic tracker was updated Tuesday to 90 seconds to midnight—the closest to global catastrophe it’s ever been
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Why Germany Agonized Over Sending Leopard 2 Tanks to Ukraine
Germany decided Wednesday to send its coveted Leopard 2 battle tanks to Ukraine. Here's why Berlin had been so hesitant.
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Why Denmark Wants to Scrap a Public Holiday
Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen's presented a bill Tuesday to abolish Great Prayer Day to help pay for NATO commitments.
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Senior Ukrainian Officials Resign Amid Corruption Crackdown
Zelenskyy had promised personnel changes in the government, regional administrations and security forces following corruption allegations that emerged after Russia’s invasion last February.
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U.S. Confronts China Over Private Support for Russia’s War Effort
Sources say support consists of non-lethal military and economic assistance that stops short of wholesale evasion of the sanctions regime the U.S. and allies imposed.
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Thousands of illegal gold miners flooded into the Indigenous region, leading to poisoned rivers and wrecked forests.
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The first episode of a new two-part documentary examines Indian Prime Minister Modi's controversial role in the 2002 Gujarat riots.
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Poland officially requested on Tuesday to send its German-made Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine.
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Over 220 million people were left without power for several hours on Monday morning after a government energy-saving measure backfired.
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