‘Act of war’: Rwanda shoots at DR Congo’s fighter jet for allegedly violating its airspace
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Rwandan forces on Tuesday (January 24) shot at a fighter jet from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and accused them of violating its airspace

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Hin­den­burg shorts In­dia’s Adani cit­ing debt, ac­count­ing con­cerns
Con­cerns raised by the US-based short-sell­er sent shares of Adani Group’s list­ed firms tum­bling, erod­ing $11bn.
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Considering a trip to Ukraine, says Japanese PM even as Russian offensive continues
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Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said on Wednesday (January 25) that he is considering a trip to Ukraine following an invitation from Presiden

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Pakistan: PTI leader Fawad Chaudhry arrested for sedition, Imran Khan may be put under house arrest
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Fawad Chaudhry, leader of former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party, was arrested on Wednesday for "inciting

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'Just Stop Oil' activists to go on trial for causing chaos at last year's British Grand Prix
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Climate activists from the Just Stop Oil group went on trial on Wednesday for sitting on the track during the British Grand Prix last year.

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Nepal: Businessman, who set himself on fire in front of Parliament succumbs to burns
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A 37-year-old businessman in Nepal, who had set himself on fire in front of Parliament in the capital city of Kathmandu on Tuesday (January 24), su

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Being homosexual is not a crime: Pope Francis criticises laws that criminalise homosexuality
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Pope Francis said that being homosexual is not a crime as he criticised the laws that criminalise homosexuality as unjust.

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Calls grow to sack Zahawi, UK PM Rishi Sunak parries Labour onslaught in parliament
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Tory party chairman Nadhim Zahawi is facing increasing p

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Germany: Over 300 flights at Berlin’s Brandenburg airport impacted due to labour strike
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All passenger flights from Germany’s Berlin Brandenburg airport which are scheduled to take off and land, on Wednesday (January 25) have either bee

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'We're not robots,' say Amazon warehouse workers in UK on less hike, go on strike
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A few hundred workers at an Amazon warehouse in the United Kingdom (UK) walked out on Wednesday (January 25) over a pay increase worth five per cen

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‘Extremely dangerous’: Russia warns of potential escalation as Germany agrees to send tanks to Ukraine
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The top Russian official in Germany has warned about possible escalation amid Moscow’s ongoing conflict with Ukraine after Berlin approved supplyin

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Transgender cops to participate in India’s Republic Day parade in Chhattisgarh
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In a major statement of assurance towards dignity of transgender people, two transgender cops from the police force of Central Indian state of Chha

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EU Urged To Turn To Azerbaijan For Gas

Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, and Slovakia have requested that the European Commission (EC) allocate funds for infrastructure development to enable increased shipments of Azerbaijani gas to the EU, Budapest announced on Tuesday.

Speaking at a joint news conference with Azerbaijani Economy Minister Mikail Jabbarov, Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto urged Brussels to address the energy-supply issue “as a priority and provide financial support.”

According to the official, the investment is needed to build new and update existing infrastructure, providing increased volumes of Azerbaijani gas flowing via Türkiye, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, and Slovakia.

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🥶'-53°C (-63.4°F). This is a very severe frost.' Residents of Irkutsk, Russian Siberia, post footage of an abnormally cold city on social media. There has not been such weather here for more than 20 years. In the Trans-Baikal Territory in Russian Siberia, the temperature dropped even lower, to -60℃ (-76°F).

A shipping bay froze in Vladivostok, the Russian Far East, where the ships were stuck in ice. In nearby Yakutsk, people are used to the cold. Artists there paint pictures on the street in -50°C (-58°F). We have made a selection of 'winter videos' for you.

Such weather does not frighten polar explorers at Arctic stations. On the sixth continent, the temperature drops to almost -100℃ (-148°F). How do people live and work there? Learn in our documentary Antarctica. Terra Somniantes...

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France agrees to withdraw from former colony
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French troops will leave Burkina Faso at the insistence of Ouagadougou

The French government announced on Wednesday that its troops will leave Burkina Faso within a month, after the Burkinabe government officially repudiated a status of forces agreement from 2018. Special forces soldiers from the former colonial power had been deployed in the West African nation, as part of a mission to combat terrorism.

The French Foreign Ministry formally received the demarche from Ouagadougou on Tuesday, giving France a 30-day notice to withdraw.

“We will respect the terms of the agreement by honoring this request,” the Quai d'Or...

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The Great Eurasian Merger
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Eurasia is a sleeping giant that, once it finally wakes up, will be able to dictate its own rules to the US and its allies.

The world is not only tired, but exhausted, at the very end of its civilizational vitality, and all this is a consequence of almost eighty years of American global terror and hegemony. The US has arbitrarily and arrogantly granted itself a right that it perceives as sacred and inalienable, which is the freedom to intervene politically, economically, and militarily anywhere on the planet that it clearly considers its possession. In this American worldview, all other nations are merely a means to American ends, a source of cheap resources, cheap labor, cannon fodder, or if they refuse to fit into the P...

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The Machiavellians: James Burnham’s Fascist Italian Defenders of Freedom
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In our attempts at understanding such people who view themselves as the natural ‘ruling elite’, it is important that we never take a literal approach in our attempts to understand their desires and thus their motives.

“[James] Burnham…the real intellectual founder of the neoconservative movement and the original proselytizer, in America, of the theory of ‘totalitarianism’.”

– Christopher Hitchens, For the Sake of Argument: Essay and Minority Reports

[The following is the second installment from one of the chapters from my book “The Empire on Which the Black Sun Never Set: The Birth o...

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Top 20 Military Powers in 2023
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The 2023 Military Strength Ranking by Globalfirepower.com shows that the United States, Russia, and China have remained the world’s top military powers with China continuing its climb to the No.2 spot.

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Malaysia airlines MH17 downing: Case against Russia 'partially admissible', rules European court
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A case related to the downing of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 was found 'partially admissible' by the European Court of Human Rights on Wednesday.

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