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On April 8th, the Kremlin spokesman stated that Russia sees no reason to pursue talks on a long-delayed peace treaty with Japan to officially end World War II, citing Tokyo’s
Avery Hazard
16 Jun 2025
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There was one election the entire world watched, that was the US election. In November of 2024 it was Kamala Harris versus Donald Trump. A rematch of ideologies. And Trump didn’t just win, unfortunately, he dominated. He flipped and held all six key swing states: Georgia, Arizona, Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Nevada. That netted him 312 electoral votes to Harris’ 226; a clear and decisive victory. However, this is not new information, hundreds of news sources have already analysed why the Trump campaign managed to win what seemed to be a decisive victory. What is not discussed is…
Alex Zjacic
1 May 2025
Updated 16 Jun · 21:30
On March 8th, the world celebrated International Women’s Day. Marches, rallies, virtual summits, and demonstrations took place that focused on
Anahit Sahakyan
17 Mar 2025
On Thursday March 6, Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank (ECB), announced a 0.25% reduction in the benchmark
Natalia Kurek
17 Mar 2025
On February 26th, the automotive and aviation company Alef Aeronautics successfully tested its flying car, keeping it in the air
Avery Hazard
17 Mar 2025
Sudan has been in turmoil for years due to multiple coups, power control struggles, and lack of stability. Being one
Avery Hazard
17 Mar 2025
Toby Tilley
16 Mar 2025
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