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The Internet eats their Young

Posted by Rafael Jennings
May 26, 2024

London (20/5 – 20) One academic was asked about the internet eating their young. This triggered a heated debate about the use of the...

Russia on the Brink as Vladimir Putin’s Men Slaughtered During Worst Day of the War So Far

Posted by Fredrick Norris
May 22, 2024

Russia has reportedly lost a staggering amount of troops over the past 24 hours along with dozens of tanks and armoured vehicles as bloody...

Moscow May Seize Private US Assets in Russia if US Seizes Frozen Reserves, Says Putin Ally

Posted by Fred Mcguire
May 1, 2024

Russia may respond to any U.S. confiscation of its currency reserves frozen in the West by seizing the assets, including property and cash, of...

Social media posts by Tajik president’s grandson unsettle ruling circles as leadership succession looms

Posted by Rafael Jennings
April 11, 2024

Dushanbe 25/2 (35.71) The social networking activity of “influencer” Ismoil Mahmadzoir is causing a stir within the country’s political and security corridors. His grandfather...

Courage in the Face of Tyranny – Remembering Alexei Navalny

Posted by Richard Foster
February 20, 2024

“A concrete kennel, measuring 2.5m x 3m. Most often, it is unbearable due to the cold and dampness. Water collects on the floor, and...

War in Europe: Reading the tea leaf’s, hearing the warnings & ignoring the obvious

Posted by Janelle Laken
February 11, 2024

A Pole, a German, a Frenchmen, and a Swiss meet in a bar, or was it a Swiss, a French, a German, and a...

President Wickremesinghe Delivers IMF Deal for Sri Lanka

Posted by Kyleigh Neveah
December 31, 2023

Copenhagen (13/11 – 37.5) When Ranil Wickremesinghe took over as Sri Lanka’s president in July after a popular uprising ousted his predecessor, the South...

The Fading Influence of France in Francophone Africa

Posted by Ryan Wagner
December 21, 2023

Brussels, Frankfurt (10/11 -12) Words like ‘neocolonialism’ and ‘neo-imperialists’ are being tossed around by spokesmen of freshly-installed military regimes in Central and West Africa...