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October 20, 2023

Politics

Why Slovakia’s Fico hates Ukraine

Politico: Slovakia’s newly elected Prime Minister Robert Fico has taken a significant turn in the country’s policy towards Ukraine, opposing further military aid. His stance partly stems from Slovakia’s historical closeness with

Opinion

The Hamas horror is also a lesson on the price of populism

By Yuval Noah Harari for The Washington Post: On the one hand, the Israelis are paying the price for years of arrogance during which their governments and many ordinary Israelis felt that they were so much more powerful than the Palestinians

October 11, 2023

Europe’s power outage

Europe·Politics

Politico: The European Union’s (EU) influence and relevance on the global stage is declining, as observed in recent geopolitical events. Despite being a significant

U.S. and Qatar Deny Iran’s Access to $6 Billion From Prisoner Deal

Asia·Politics·United States·World

The New York Times: U.S. and Qatar have reached an agreement to prevent Iran from accessing $6 billion that was recently sent to the

Trump Federal Election Case

October 16, 2023

Politics

The New York Times: A judge has imposed a limited gag order on former President Donald Trump, barring him from making public statements that attack witnesses, prosecutors, or court staff involved in

Why has the Gaza ground invasion been delayed since Friday?

October 16, 2023

Opinion

Jerusalem Post: Why has the IDF invasion been delayed since Friday? Is Hezbollah waiting to strike until the IDF’s main force is mired in Gaza? On Thursday, it seemed crystal clear: the

U.S. to ease sanctions on Venezuelan oil for freer presidential election

October 16, 2023

Americas·Politics·United States

The Washington Post: The U.S. and the Venezuelan government have reached a tentative deal to ease American sanctions on Venezuela’s oil sector in exchange for a more transparent, internationally monitored presidential election

US war against Russia and China is nonsense talk, says Putin

October 16, 2023

China·Politics·Russia

The Times: Russian President Vladimir Putin, ahead of his visit to Beijing for talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping, has called “nonsense” the idea that the United States will go to war

After a deadly campaign, Ecuador chooses a new president

October 15, 2023

Americas·Politics

The Washington Post: Ecuador is facing a pivotal presidential election amidst unprecedented violence and drug trafficking issues. Voters have a choice between two distinct candidates: Daniel Noboa, a 35-year-old center-right businessman, and

New Zealand election: National party’s Chris Luxon claims victory

October 15, 2023

Oceania·Politics

BBC: The National Party, led by Chris Luxon, has claimed victory in the New Zealand elections. They secured enough seats to potentially form a coalition government with their right-wing allies, particularly Act.

Israel-Hamas war tests China’s Middle East ambitions

October 15, 2023

China·Middle East·World

The Financial Times: The Israel-Hamas conflict is proving to be a litmus test for China’s aspirations to exert greater influence in the Middle East, a region traditionally under U.S. dominance. While the

‘Reconciliation is dead’: Indigenous Australians vow silence after referendum fails

October 15, 2023

Oceania·Politics·World

Reuters: The landmark Australian referendum to recognize Indigenous peoples in the constitution failed to pass, with over 60% voting “No.” The proposal sought to alter the constitution to include a specific Indigenous

Jordan Activates Right-Wing Pressure Campaign in Push to Win Speakership

October 15, 2023

Politics·United States

The New York Times: Representative Jim Jordan and his allies are pushing aggressively to secure his election as the Speaker of the House, employing a high-pressure campaign targeting fellow Republicans who oppose

The nuclear row driving a wedge between France and Germany

October 15, 2023

Business·Europe·Politics

The Financial Times: France and Germany are deeply divided over the role of nuclear power in their respective energy strategies, complicating European Union efforts to transition away from fossil fuels. This rift

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Politics - Page 8

Why Slovakia’s Fico hates Ukraine

The Hamas horror is also a lesson on the price of populism

Europe’s power outage

U.S. and Qatar Deny Iran’s Access to $6 Billion From Prisoner Deal

Trump Federal Election Case

Why has the Gaza ground invasion been delayed since Friday?

U.S. to ease sanctions on Venezuelan oil for freer presidential election

US war against Russia and China is nonsense talk, says Putin

After a deadly campaign, Ecuador chooses a new president

New Zealand election: National party’s Chris Luxon claims victory

Israel-Hamas war tests China’s Middle East ambitions

‘Reconciliation is dead’: Indigenous Australians vow silence after referendum fails

Jordan Activates Right-Wing Pressure Campaign in Push to Win Speakership

The nuclear row driving a wedge between France and Germany

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