New Climate Scare: Fire Ants Set to Descend Upon Europe, According to Study
As if we didn’t have enough to worry about with regards to so-called climate change, a new study from European researchers is warning...
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NATO Chief Warns West to “Prepare for Long War” in Ukraine
On September 17, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg warned Western countries to prepare for “a long war” in Ukraine, and that he backed...
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Türkiye’s Erdoğan Says Country Could “Part Ways With EU” and Ditch Membership Bid
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has cautioned that Ankara could ditch its long-running EU membership bid in retaliation for an EU report denouncing...
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Moscow Pledges “Preventive Measures” Against NATO in Arctic
In an interview with Russian news agency RIA Novosti published on September 17, Russian ambassador-at-large Nikolay Korchunov decried increasing hostilities in the Arctic...
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African States Sign Sahel Security Pact to Counter External Interference
The military governments of three African states, which all ousted their Western-backed leaders in recent years, have decided to help each other, individually...
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EU Prepares Wartime Economic Plans in Case of a Trump 2024 Victory
On September 13, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen made her fifth State of the European Union address during a European Parliament...
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North Korea Deepens Ties With Russia and China
Kim Jong Un has been discussing military collaboration with Russia, and China said it hopes to enhance cooperation with North Korea in "various...
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Taiwan to Track Chinese Interference in 2024 Presidential Elections
The country anticipates an increase in Chinese misinformation and disinformation campaigns, believing that attempts to shape the election outcome via “forceful” methods, such...
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Cocaine on Track to Become Colombia’s Top Export, Surpassing Oil
Under the administration of leftist President Gustavo Petro, Colombia has seen cocaine exports soar over the last year. ...
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EU Plans to Expand to 30 Members, Centralize Decision-making Process
The expansion is apparently needed to counter Russia’s clout in the Western Balkans, particularly in Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. ...
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Turkey Likely to Choose China to Build Major Nuclear Plant
China has a long record of using infrastructure projects as a way of gaining influence over other countries — typically poor ones that...
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U.S. Offers to Finance Polish Media for Ukraine Coverage
In an attempt to get Polish news outlets to write stories about Ukrainian refugees “returning and rebuilding,” the U.S. Consulate General in Krakow...
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Brazil’s Supreme Court Slaps Jan. 8 Protesters With 17-year Sentence
Supporters of right-wing former president Jair Bolsonaro are facing long prison sentences on charges of "attempted coup." ...
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Amid Sex Ed Controversy, Belgian Politicians Stoke “Terrorism” Fears
The prime minister of Belgium and other officials are suggesting recent arson at schools is a reaction to a divisive sex education program....
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Russian Auto Industry Works With China to Bounce Back From US Sanctions
The Treasury Department imposed more sanctions on Russia, but Moscow's close relationship with China is softening the blow. ...
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