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New Index Highlights China’s Expanding Military Capabilities, US Decline
The 2022 Index of U.S. Military Strength, produced by the Heritage Foundation, found that the United States military was significantly…
Read More » Cuba Signs On To China’s Belt Road Initiative, Bringing Xi’s Influence Closer To Home
Cuba officially signed on to a Chinese energy pact on Monday, strengthening President Xi Jinping’s relationship with Latin America at…
Read More »Commander of Taliban Suicide Bombing Squads Becomes Police Chief
A Taliban commander in charge of suicide bombers in Kabul, Afghanistan, was selected as police chief for one of the…
Read More »Exxon May Abandon Several Upcoming Oil, Gas Projects Under Pressure From Environmentalists |
Exxon Mobil Corp. board members are considering cutting large oil and gas projects that the company already planned for around…
Read More »Queen Cancels Trip To Northern Ireland Due To Medical Advice
Queen Elizabeth II canceled a trip to Northern Ireland on Wednesday due to “medical advice,” BBC News reported. “The Queen…
Read More »Two Bombs Explode In Syria’s Capital, Killing 14 Just After Country Reopens For Tourism
Two bombs exploded in the Syrian capital of Damascus during rush-hour traffic, killing 14 people just after the country reopened…
Read More »Harvard Trained The People Overseeing China’s Genocide Camps
Two officials who oversee detention camps accused of committing genocide against Uyghur Muslims in Xinjiang, China, previously received fellowships from…
Read More »Taliban Are Relying On Former Government Officials To Manage Failing Economy
Afghan citizens are at risk of starvation and falling under the poverty line as the country’s economy continues to decline…
Read More »Protesters Interrupt Olympic Torch-Lighting Ceremony To Condemn China’s ‘Genocide’
Activists carrying banners temporarily interrupted the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics at the torch-lighting ceremony in Greece on Monday. One protestor…
Read More »Scottish Schools Take Kids’ Lunch Money by Scanning Their Faces
Nine schools in Scotland are using facial recognition technology to charge students for their cafeteria lunches. The initiative, which debuted…
Read More »Watch A House Completely Disappear Into River As Torrential Rain In India Triggers Mass Flooding, Landslides
A house in India collapsed into the nearby river as severe rain triggered mass flooding and landslides in southern India…
Read More »Gang Blamed For Kidnapping 17 American Missionaries In Haiti
A gang known for previous abductions has been blamed for the kidnapping of 17 American missionaries in Haiti on Saturday,…
Read More »North Korean Military Puts On Bizarre Stunts Alongside Nuclear Missile Exhibition
North Korean soldiers put on a series of martial arts stunts to accompany the country’s exhibition of nuclear missiles on…
Read More »British Politician Dies After Being Stabbed At Church
A British politician has died after being stabbed while meeting with constituents at a church in England on Friday afternoon,…
Read More »Island Hit With ‘Lava Tsunami’ As Volcano Sparks Evacuations
A volcano on the Spanish island of La Palma that erupted in September is currently spewing molten rock and threatening…
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