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West Bank Checkpoints Cost Palestinian Economy 2.8 Million Shekels a Day, Study Estimates
NABLUS, September 12 — A Palestinian dairy company southeast of Nablus has parked two distribution trucks permanently in…
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The US blocks a global agreement against drought
ULAN BATOR, September 6 — The United States has blocked a global drought treaty at the UN Convention…
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Young Europeans call for a more circular future
BRUSSELS, September 3 — European Commissioner for Environment, Water Resilience and a Competitive Circular Economy Jessika Roswall met…
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Argentina turns to oil sanctions and legal threats in its long Falklands sovereignty campaign
BUENOS AIRES, July 16 — Argentina has maintained its sovereignty claim over the Falkland Islands through a sustained…
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US Vetoes Gender and Indigenous Terms at UN Drought Summit
Ulaanbaatar, September 1 — The United States blocked key language on gender and Indigenous peoples at the UN…
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Swarm Seizure at Hormuz Proves Iran’s Fast Boats Outlived Its Navy
TEHRAN, July 12 — The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy operates as a separate naval force from Iran’s…
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Iran conflict could disrupt global trade routes beyond energy sector
WASHINGTON, August 1 — A potential major conflict involving Iran could trigger severe disruptions across global trade routes…
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Boakai Dedicates New Environmental Protection Agency Headquarters in Monrovia
MONROVIA, July 17 — Liberia’s Environmental Protection Agency officially dedicated its new headquarters on Thursday, an event that…
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Liberia’s Forests and Rivers Strained by Illegal Logging and Mining
MONROVIA, July 17 — President Joseph Boakai has signaled a significant policy shift for Liberia, telling the nation…
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Falkland Islanders Vote to Stay British in 2013 Referendum as Argentina Rejects Result
STANLEY, Falkland Islands — On March 10-11, 2013, the people of the Falkland Islands held a sovereignty referendum.…
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Kiel Report Finds Russia’s War Economy Near Its Limits as Reserves Run Down
MOSCOW, July 15 — Russia’s economy, the 11th largest by nominal GDP at $2.2 trillion in 2024, continues…
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Iran Is Documenting Strikes on Universities for Legal Forums, Jerusalem Post Column Argues
UNITED NATIONS, July 13 — The Trump administration’s decision to impose a new policy affecting the Strait of…
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Venezuela’s Opposition Votes to End Guaidó’s Interim Government in December 2022
CARACAS, July 13 — Juan Guaidó’s political arc is a study in rapid ascent and grinding decline. The…
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Germany reportedly paying for 50,000 Shrike attack drones bound for Ukraine
BERLIN, July 12 — Germany is set to deliver 50,000 strike drones to Ukraine over the course of…
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Rubio Calls Ukraine Peace Talks Elusive, While Zelensky Says No Dead End
MOSCOW, July 11 — Peace negotiations to end the Russia-Ukraine war have stalled across multiple tracks, with no…
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Zelensky, Putin and Xi: How Three Leaders Shape the War in Ukraine
KYIV, July 10 — Against this backdrop of a war now in its fifth year, the leadership of…
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NATO’s Stoltenberg Hands Over to Rutte After a Decade Dominated by the Ukraine War
BRUSSELS, July 6 — Jens Stoltenberg, whose tenure as NATO Secretary General was extended three times because of…
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Peru’s Keiko Fujimori Wins Narrow Runoff Victory Over Roberto Sánchez
LIMA, July 4 — Keiko Fujimori has been declared the winner of Peru’s presidential election, nearly a month…
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Fiji Rights Commission Seeks Stronger Say for Indigenous Landowners Over Mining and Development
SUVA, July 4 — The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Commission has called for stronger constitutional protection of…
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Experts at NATO’s Ankara summit say Iran war pushes southern flank up the agenda
WASHINGTON, July 1 — US Permanent Representative to NATO Matthew Whitaker told reporters today that the alliance has…
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Liberal Insiders Say Angus Taylor’s Leadership Tenure Is Nearing Its End
Liberal Party insiders have a blunt description for the party’s current leadership situation: Angus Taylor’s days are numbered.…
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One Nation’s Farrer by-election win signals broader political shift underway
The by-election that delivered the seat of Farrer to One Nation on June 26 was not an isolated…
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National Names Simeon Brown Campaign Chair as Bishop Is Moved to Attorney-General
Health Minister Simeon Brown’s new role as National’s campaign chief reshuffles the party’s internal power structure. The move,…
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Opportunity Party sits at 4.6% in poll, still short of 5% threshold
Qiulae Wong has been leading the Opportunity Party for less than two years. The party itself has existed…
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