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It seems climate change crusaders 'are oblivious to everything going on around them'
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It seems climate change crusaders 'are oblivious to everything going on around them'
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In the last decade, I’ve occasionally written pieces that compared what’s happening in the world — specifically, in the Trump presidency — to something we’re used to seeing on the big screen. Eight months into his first term, I wrote a column entitled “Donald…
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Current conditions give U.S. 'an opportunity to leverage human rights and international law as justifications' for dismantling structure
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Plans include property buys, 300 new student beds, more staff and more programmes.
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Americans need 'a government that stops charging them to fix problems that never existed'
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At Munich Security Conference, Rubio articulates Trump's break with global status quo, pressing European allies to shoulder more defense responsibilities.
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"Without NATO and its major allies, the U.S. would struggle to maintain its globally dominant role."
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The old, rules-based order that evolved from the ashes of the Second World War no longer exists - at least that is the verdict of Germany's chancellor, and the evidence is clear to see.
Read storyThe India-US tariff arrangement is a strategic adjustment, not a 'cave-in,' prioritizing economic reality over political rhetoric. India navigates global shifts by securing discounted energy, protecting sensitive agricultural sectors, and pursuing competitive…
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A fragile push to revive nuclear diplomacy Diplomats from Washington and Tehran are back at the negotiating table in Geneva as part of an effort to re open a track of talks aimed at limiting Iran’s nuclear program and reducing the risk of a wider regional esc…
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In an age of AI-generated disinformation, we risk making the wrong green decisions. Read full story
Read storyAfter the release of Nayak: The Real Hero in 2001, Anil Kapoor revealed that he was informally approached by political parties who saw leadership potential in him after his role as a Chief Minister on screen. However, the actor said he quickly declined those …
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