The Israeli government is facing mounting pressure to get the situation under control.
agrupados por: bank ¡ west ¡ palestinians ¡ settler ¡ settlers
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Hong Kongâs Nepalese community and other local organisations have launched fundraising drives to support those affected by the deadly flash flood at the Himalayan nationâs border with Tibet, as the city government earmarked HK$50 million (US$6.38 million) to support relief efforts.
In a social mediaâŚ
agrupados por: flood ¡ tibet
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agrupados por: gold ¡ mine
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Rather than learn from its rival, Washington is trying to shut the door.
agrupados por: them
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The U.S. military is facing a âbeyond criticalâ shortage of Patriot missiles in Europe, a U.S. defense official in Europe and a NATO official told The Associated Press on condition of anonymity. The shortage, they said, stems largely from the war in the Middle East.
agrupados por: europe ¡ forces ¡ strike
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Glaciers and permafrost in the Himalayas are melting faster as temperatures rise, though scientists are still studying the exact causes of this weekâs landslide.
agrupados por: climate ¡ extremes ¡ floods ¡ tibet
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Israelâs strike on a Syrian base to pre-empt the feared deployment of Turkish forces was part of a growing competition in the Middle East and beyond.
agrupados por: turkey
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Silicon Valley obsessions may have led Washington down a dead end.
agrupados por: pacific
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Much like BRICS, the China-dominated Shanghai Cooperation Organisation offers few benefits to New Delhi.
A gathering in Uruguay sought to counter the âDonroe Doctrine.â
Takaichiâs new policies are pushing away foreign workers. Rural areas and strained industries will pay the price.
SEOUL, Aug 24 (Reuters)Â -Â South Korea's Defence Ministry said North Korea was continuing preparations for an additional troop deployment to Russia, but had detected no signs that such a deployment was imminent, according to a South Korean lawmaker's office.
agrupados por: korea ¡ north
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Test yourself on the week of Aug. 22: A U.N. monitoring mission goes to Congo, the U.S. unveils an economic plan against Iran, and Putin issues a warning.
A new translation of a key Chinese text is dangerously lacking in expertise.
Trumpâs son-in-law embodies the rise of a trend that threatens to ignite a new nuclear age.
Publishers in exile are supplying contraband books to help Russians evade censorship.
â1942â offers an epic, brilliant vision of global conflict.
Nvidiaâs earnings may be formidable, but history suggests this may not end well.
The fluctuations could have huge impacts on the U.S. and global economy.
U.S. threats in the Arctic push Reykjavik to hold a referendum on restarting membership talks.
A strong push for a drought protocol by African countries failed in contentious talks, with negotiations postponed for another two years
The post Despite African walkout, fractious land COP ends without drought deal appeared first on Climate Home News.
agrupados por: land ¡ without
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After trade talks collapsed, Mark Carney rallied the nation, Canadian businesses stood defiant, and President Trump moved to rename Lake Ontario.
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There is little sign that public exhaustion, economic headwinds or increased Ukrainian strikes are changing the Russian leaderâs view that he will eventually achieve victory.
agrupados por: even
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Abu Dhabi is hoping that a trade embargo will force Tehran to surrender.
agrupados por: efforts ¡ foreign ¡ minister ¡ qatar ¡ tehran ¡ visits
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The brutish group has been surprisingly stable since snatching power in 2021. Rockier times may lie ahead.
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In mid-August, a video address by former Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov caused an uproar in Ukraine. In it, Fedorov argued that Ukraine needs to hold elections despite the war and spoke about corruption inside Volodymyr Zelenskyâs team. Many Ukrainians, including Fedorovâs own supporters, have caâŚ
agrupados por: defense ¡ elections ¡ minister ¡ ukrainians
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The Nordic country has long evaded the bloc. After a referendum on Saturday, that might change.
Iranian attacks and threats to shipping have already stopped most traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, largely shutting down a waterway that once carried around a fifth of global energy.
agrupados por: escalate
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Fantasy, not practicality, is driving bad deals.
New details have emerged about a network of pro-Russian actors in the Sahel and beyond.
The two countries are also discussing a joint mine-clearing mission, even as President Trump said the U.S. Navy had already removed all mines from the waterway
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This is not yet an economic catastrophe, but it could very easily become one.
The investment bank says market dynamics have shifted away from the disinflationary boom that ran from 1982 to 2020
agrupados por: bond ¡ yields
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Todayâs political debate rests on a faulty assumption.
"Neither side is interested in a military confrontation, certainly not at the present time. That is completely contrary to Erdogan's outlook," a former Mossad counterterror chief told 103FM.
agrupados por: turkey
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An accounting of how the White House has run down key munitions in the Iran war.
Does Sergio Gor speak for himself or the White House? And how would we know?
Trumpâs longtime mentor is the true father of the presidentâs second-term abuses, a new book posits.
"It just felt like the right thing to do."
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Congress, European nations, and Trump himself stand in the way of major changes.
The economic damage is just one of the consequences.
Kim Jong Un is done talking about denuclearization.
agrupados por: korea ¡ north
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Critical minerals are still flowing out of conflict zones, but accountability is harder than ever.
President Franklin Roosevelt enlisted entertainers to make the case for fighting Germany and Japan.
agrupados por: donald
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President Trump is escalating economic pressure on Tehran more than six months into the Iran war, aiming to squeeze Iranian leaders into submission.Why it matters: Trump's campaign could test how much economic pain Iran is willing to take before its leaders tap out.Driving the news: Trump declared lâŚ
agrupados por: economy
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President Trump's war of words with Canada continued Tuesday amid a dispute over trade negotiations. The big picture: U.S. and Canadian officials have swapped barbs since negotiations collapsed last week, but Trump took the spat to a new level when he threatened to rename Lake Ontario to "Lake AmeriâŚ
agrupados por: america ¡ lake ¡ ontario ¡ renaming ¡ turns
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Beijing can squeeze U.S. critical mineral supplies and has enough oil to withstand the loss of Iranian crude, Chinese analysts say.
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Some straight talk for prospective students from a longtime professor.
The Mecca Joint Defense Agreement faces all the classic challenges of an alliance with none of the unifying elements.
The post-Cold War model of institutionalized peacemaking has waned. But influential capitals are still looking to end and avoid conflicts.
Huckabee, a longtime supporter of settlements, recently invoked the Bible against Israeli settlers.
Their husbands died defending the countryâand now their families are struggling for compensation.
agrupados por: money
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A cautionary tale for Washingtonâs diversification push.
The United States must learn to forget the pain of humiliation.
Attempts to ostracize the AfD has fueled both the rise and radicalization of Germanyâs far-right party.
Facing regional turmoil and domestic criticism, Jordanâs ruler is spending more time overseas and less time talking to the press.
The Trump administrationâs peace plan has invested its hopes for Gazaâs future in the little-known Ali Shaath.
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A new survey reveals a preference for the U.S. presidentâs transactional approach.
agrupados por: africans ¡ young
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A White House endorsement could improve the Israeli leaderâs chances of winning.
How useful is a theory about power that consistently fails to explain what the worldâs most powerful country does?
Political appeasement wonât buy off hostile powers.
The Freedom Tech Excellence Program also includes the Bitcoin Policy Institute and the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation.
Why Spainâs SĂĄnchez has succeeded while Britainâs Starmer floundered.
Scott Bessent is breaking the glass to check rising bond yields, but the fix is flawed.
Senior Canadian officials are looking to make a deal to avoid new 50 percent U.S. tariffs.
The administrationâs latest strategy document tries to balance technological competition with cooperation.
Trumpâs policies offer the region all the downsides of traditional U.S. policy with none of the benefits.
Tactical excellence can never salvage strategic incompetence.
The U.S. president has simultaneously demolished key relationships in East Asia and the Middle East.
Test yourself on the week of Aug. 15: Trump praises Kim Jong Un, the U.S. and Iran miss a deadline, and the U.K. shrugs off Russian threats.
Nepotism could tank the far rightâs chances in Brazil.
Early policy choices shaped the inequity and employment challenges facing the country today.
Anton Jager explains why record voter turnout isnât leading to systemic change.
But Tehranâs top crude buyer appears unwilling to play ball.
Just war theory was developed over centuriesâand now must adapt to a new era of technology.
Fifty years after âThe Quiet American,â has the country outlived Graham Greeneâs prophecy?
If liberalism does not remake itself, it will be antidemocratic alternatives that win out.
Test yourself on the week of Aug. 8: A major earthquake hits Colombia, Lebanon achieves a regional first, and parts of Europe enjoy a solar eclipse.
Seldom before has the U.S. government intervened so actively in the economy.
The Trump administration is following in the footsteps of authoritarian regimes by weaponizing global banking rules against its enemies.
Mark Carneyâs vision has gone unrealized, but that doesnât mean states should give up.
Tehran has long called for greater cooperation among Muslim states. The Mecca pact is not what it had in mind.
President Abelardo de la Espriella took office mere days before a major earthquake struck the country.
The technology is far less divisive than in the United States.
Whatâs behind the defense pact between Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan.
Tehranâs proxy risks pushing a newly consolidated Saudi Arabia into an all-out ground war.
A Bangkok visit by junta leader Min Aung Hlaing reinforced the two countriesâ ties.
Moscow will soon have to redirect a growing share of its exports to Asia.
Beijing is a pioneer in softer tools of transnational repression.
Kyiv and Moscow are trading heavier and heavier blows.
The countryâs natural resources have put the vote under intense international scrutiny.
The mutual defense agreement gives Islamabad a boost in the Middle East, with mixed results closer to home.
Battle-tested tech from Ukraine has reached the regionâs armed groupsâand governments are struggling to catch up.
Dohaâs ties to Gaza and Hamas make it deeply controversial but also indispensable.
A spate of new attacks believed to be linked to Iran has highlighted the water sectorâs vulnerability.
The supreme leaderâs new government appointments reveal the outlines of his military strategy.
U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee issued a rare condemnation of settler âterrorists.â
The fight has offered Iran and other adversaries a clear picture of U.S. weaknesses.
Mondayâs deadly earthquake presents the countryâs new president with his first big test.
Trumpâs war is âThe Best and the Brightestââbut without the best and the brightest.
Under President Xi Jinping, politics and security, not real change, come first.
Emotional reassurance came to be mistaken for competent governance.
Young college graduates are struggling to find jobs.
As both sides intensify strikes, future peace talks appear uncertain.
Less Trump. More Europe. Whatâs next?
As internet sleuthing replaces traditional intelligence collection, one big mystery about the PLA remains.
Election politics give the Israeli leader an incentive to inflate the threat.
The country is done hosting the tournament, but it will remember the âcollective joy.â
Weapons reworked on the front are driving Kyivâs recent successes.
Test yourself on the week of July 4: China test-fires a missile, the Philippines begins an impeachment trial, and Turkey hosts the NATO leadersâ summit.
Former Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba on the White Houseâs seeming change in tone toward Kyiv.
A renowned film historian asks if moving pictures led us to something rotten.
âThe Yahoo Boysâ shows how con artists can be victims too.
Stephanie Soileauâs âShould the Waters Take Usâ depicts a Cajun community in Louisiana.
Kim Philby, parachute drops, and what really happened in communist Albania.
The Lithuanian curators working to protect paintings from Putin.
Regional powers push Washington and Tehran to pause strikes to allow for negotiations.
Germany and France are at the center of a clash over the allianceâs future.
Iranians in Europe say governments arenât taking threats from Tehran seriously.
In the ongoing battle of narratives, Kyivâs supporters have every reason to hold the course.
A host is supposed to harvest the worldâs goodwill, not burn it.
Opinion polling shows that trust in Tokyo is surprisingly deep.
The language of the ânew eraâ leaves real reform behind.
Alliance members tout defense investments to try to head off Trumpâs complaints.
The United States has recast a small industry as a national security threat.
France remains committed to bolstering cooperation with Syria.
A pall of cynicism hangs over proceedings against Vice President Sara Duterte.
The secretary of state must be seen as the chief architect of the Trump administrationâs assault on the rules-based order.
Confidence in the Strait of Hormuz has been shattered. Trust is now among the most important commodities in the energy world.
The Kremlin is claiming and arming its smuggling fleet. European governments need to respond.
Read the text outlining agreements at the 2026 NATO summit in Turkey.
The overlooked technology wreaked havoc on the Strait of Hormuzâand global trade.
Extreme heat events are threatening the allianceâs plans.
The far-right U.K. leader has been hit by multiple scandals.
The U.S.-Iran deal has devolved into fighting again, with potentially ugly implications for oil prices.
The country has agreed to invest interest savings in its electric grid.
Belief in Kremlin narratives dehumanizes Ukrainians and sustains the will to fight.
The Indian prime minister visits Indonesia, Australia, and New Zealand this week.
Trump calls continued peace talks a âwaste of timeâ as strikes resume.
The alliance wanted to look united. In walked Trump.
Kyiv has developed a strategy for winning the war. Now all it needs is time.
Ali al-Zaidi tackles a perpetual challenge under the watchful eyes of Iraqis and Washington.
One of historyâs most misunderstood speeches is also one of its most important.
Sen. Tammy Duckworth tells FP why she is traveling to Taiwan.
Military conflict has always existed. Itâs just stopped making sense.
An anti-Abraham Accords is taking shape. That would be a big mistake.
Ukraineâs ambassador to the United States breaks it down in a new interview.
As the two sides near a final trade deal, a few sticking points remain.
