U.S. and Cuba Meet to Control Migration to America
U.S. and Cuban officials met in Havana on Tuesday to discuss the ongoing implementation of the U.S.-Cuba Migration Accords as near record levels of...
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Hungary’s Foreign Minister Slams “War Mentality” of EU Colleagues
On November 13, Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó told The European Conservative at the minister’s press conference in Brussels that “there is still...
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Israel Wants Tony Blair as Humanitarian Coordinator in Gaza
On November 12, Israeli outlet Ynet reported that Israel was mulling hiring former U.K. Prime Minister Tony Blair as humanitarian coordinator for Gaza...
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WHO Paid Sexual-abuse Victims in Congo Just $250 Apiece
The World Health Organization (WHO) has paid some of its Congolese victims of sexual abuse a mere $250 apiece — and even that...
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Germany’s Scholz Ready to Talk to Putin
On November 12, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz expressed his readiness for new talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin regarding the Russia-Ukraine conflict, while...
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BRICS Passes G7 in Economic Power While Debt Plagues U.S. Economy
This week, media company Bloomberg reported that the quick ascendency of the BRICS group of countries is transforming the global economy, with the...
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Israeli Defense Minister: “What We Are Doing in Gaza We Know How to Do in Beirut”
On November 11, Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant issued a stark warning to the Lebanon-based Hezbollah group that the latter was on the...
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Hungary and Slovakia Could Oppose Ukraine’s EU Accession
After the European Commission (EC) suggested accession talks with Ukraine and Moldova to be initiated by the European Council, comprising leaders of the...
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Scott Horton: Israel’s War on Terror
Terrorism usually encompasses killing, robbery and coercion committed by groups that lack state authority. In this sense, Hamas is the strongest and most...
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U.S. Hits Iranian Proxies; Israel Vows to Win War Against “Sheer Evil”
The United States carried out a new round of airstrikes against Iranian proxies in Syria over the weekend, killing an unknown number of...
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South Africa to Miss Paris Agreement Climate Goal; Will Continue to Use Coal Plants
South African government officials told Reuters last week that they expect to miss the nation’s binding carbon-emissions target under the Paris climate accord....
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Japan, US, Philippines Team Up to Counter China’s Maritime Expansion
On Saturday, November 11, Japan led a yearly multinational naval exercise that included the Philippines as an observer for the first time, as...
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Orbán Says US Sabotaged Peace for Ukraine; Zelensky Says Ukraine Will Fight Without US Aid
On November 10, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán claimed that U.S. lobbying was significant in preventing Ukraine from signing a peace deal with...
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U.K. Removes Ailing Baby From Life Support Despite Italy’s Offer of Free Treatment
Eight-month-old Indi Gregory’s parents had her baptized in anticipation of her death at the hands of the U.K.’s National Health Service (NHS) and...
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EU Continues to Withhold Funds From Hungary
On November 7, European Commissioner for Budget and Administration Johannes Hahn accused the conservative government of Hungary of not abiding by a series...
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