White House Hunger Conference Offers Only Token ‘Solutions’ to a Mounting Social Crisis
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By Patrick MARTIN

The White House Conference on Hunger, Nutrition and Health, held Wednesday by the Biden administration, was an event that reveals the bankruptcy of American capitalism. In the richest country in the world, which exports more food than any other, there are millions who go hungry, not because of inadequate supplies, but because they are poor.

According to one recent study, the US is the world’s largest producer of corn, the fourth-largest producer of wheat, the fifth-largest producer of potatoes, the tenth-largest producer of sugarcane and the twe...

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Blatantly Obvious Who Gains From Nord Stream Sabotage
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Attacking Russia’s natural wealth and civilian infrastructure is another step toward the abyss.

The explosions disrupting the Nord Stream pipelines this week might have been caused by an accidental blow-out. For months now, the undersea pipelines have been hampered by maintenance delays or made to lie idle due to Western economic sanctions imposed on Russia.

Given the immense physical pressures bearing down on the 1,222-kilometer infrastructure lying on the seabed of the Baltic, it is possible that an accident was waiting to happen, for which nevertheless the United States and its NATO allies can be held culpable owing to their obstinate...

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Muslim Brotherhood Mob Boss Qaradawi Dies
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The only tragedy about the death at 96 years of age of Youssef al-Qaradawi, the spiritual leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, the world’s deadliest terrorist grouping, is that the Muslim Brotherhood did not die along with him.

The only tragedy about the death at 96 years of age of Youssef al-Qaradawi, the spiritual leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, the world’s deadliest terrorist grouping, is that the Muslim Brotherhood did not die along with him.

Qaradawi was...

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North Ko­rea fires bal­lis­tic mis­siles in lat­est tests amid ten­sion
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Japan­ese of­fi­cial re­port­ed that the mis­siles trav­elled 400km (250 miles) and at a max­i­mum al­ti­tude of 50km (30 miles).
Published On 1 Oct 2022

US judge dis­miss­es Mex­i­co’s $10bn law­suit against gun mak­ers
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Mex­i­co es­ti­mates that 2.2 per­cent of the near­ly 40 mil­lion guns made an­nu­al­ly in the US are smug­gled across its bor­der.
Published On 1 Oct 2022

Rus­sia ve­toes UN res­o­lu­tion con­demn­ing Ukraine an­nex­a­tion
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Res­o­lu­tion called for con­dem­na­tion of ‘il­le­gal’ ref­er­en­dums in Ukraine and for states to not recog­nise bor­der changes.
Published On 1 Oct 2022

Nord Stream leaks like­ly sin­gle largest methane re­lease ever: UN
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At least two mas­sive un­der­wa­ter blasts caused this week’s dam­age to the Baltic Sea gas pipelines and methane leaks.
Published On 1 Oct 2022

Rus­sia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 220
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As the Rus­sia-Ukraine war en­ters its 220th day, we take a look at the main de­vel­op­ments.
Published On 1 Oct 2022

Nicaragua sev­ers ties with Nether­lands over ‘in­ter­ven­tion­ism’
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Nicaragua ac­cus­es the Nether­lands of ‘re­peat­ed med­dling’, af­ter it barred the US en­voy from en­ter­ing the coun­try.
Published On 1 Oct 2022

Mo­roc­co de­mands Adi­das with­draw Al­ge­ria’s foot­ball jer­sey
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Mo­roc­co has ac­cused Adi­das of ap­pro­pri­at­ing Mo­roc­can cul­ture in its new col­lec­tion for Al­ge­ria’s na­tion­al foot­ball team.
Published On 1 Oct 2022

Ukraine ‘en­cir­cles’ Russ­ian forces in east­ern city of Ly­man: Kyiv
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Thou­sands of Russ­ian troops ‘en­cir­cled’, Ukrain­ian army claims, adding its troops have sur­round­ed key city in Donet­sk.
Published On 1 Oct 2022

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Re­gion­al court dis­miss­es Maa­sai evic­tion case against Tan­za­nia
Court dis­missed Maa­sai’s case over evic­tion from an­ces­tral lands but rights groups call it a blow for In­dige­nous rights.
Published On 1 Oct 2022

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What the papers say: Saturday's front pages
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Saturday's front pages

First-time buyers should be exempt from concrete levy, says Barry Cowen
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First-time buyers and young farmers should be exempt from the concrete levy according to a Laois-Offaly TD

Martin says Fianna Fáil Ard Fheis will not be his last as Taoiseach
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Micheál Martin has said he doesn't think this weekend's Fianna Fáil Ard Fheis will be his last as Taoiseach

Chief of Ukraine's Moscow-held nuclear power plant detained by Russia: Report
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A statement on Saturday by the Ukrainian nuclear agency Energoatom said, Russia has detained the chief of the nuclear power facility in Zaporizhzhi

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China has opened illegal police stations in several countries across the world: Report
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According to recent reports, the Chinese government has opened several illegal police stations across the world, including in countries like Europe

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