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Tikhanovskaya brings hope to Belarus election, thousands flood Minsk
On Thursday, roughly 5,000 Belarusian citizens flooded the capital city of Minsk with large scale demonstrations ahead of the August 9 presidential election. Belarusians are hopeful that Svetlana Tikhanovskaya can…
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Officials slammed for negligence by residents following Beirut explosion
On Tuesday, the Lebanese capital city of Beirut was rocked by a massive explosion that killed 137 people…
By Colby McCoyChinese state media: US a ‘rogue country,’ TikTok acquisition is theft
On Monday, Chinese state media launched multiple salvoes claiming the U.S. is a “rogue country” and Microsoft’s possible…
By Colby McCoyBeirut blast kills dozens and leaves thousands injured
On Tuesday, the Lebanese capital Beirut was rocked by a massive explosion leaving over 50 dead and thousands…
By Colby McCoyElections loom in Belarus, Europe’s last dictatorship
In the Belarusian capital of Minsk, an atmosphere rife with anxiety and hope has taken hold of the…
By Colby McCoyFormer monarch Juan Carlos to leave Spain, facing corruption charges
Spain’s former monarch, Juan Carlos, has announced his intentions to leave Spain following an investigation under charges of…
By Colby McCoyChina-based EHang launches a firefighting drone for high-rise fires
On Friday, China-based EHang, a passenger drone company, has announced the launch of their innovative EHang 216F, a…
By Jackie AllenHong Kong postpones September election, citing coronavirus
Carrie Lam, Chief Executive for Hong Kong, announced on Friday that the highly anticipated September legislative elections will…
By Colby McCoyUAE cuts ribbon on first ever nuclear power plant, Barakah
On Saturday, the oil-rich UAE opened the Barakah nuclear power plant for the first time ever, marking a…
By Colby McCoyEurozone experiences record-breaking economic downturn
As the coronavirus continues to sap economic growth and consumer confidence, nations across the globe felt economic reverberations…
By Colby McCoyChinese hackers, RedDelta, may have infiltrated Vatican ahead of talks
On Tuesday, Recorded Future, an international cybersecurity firm reported that RedDelta, a state-sponsored Chinese group, had been hacking the Vatican’s…
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