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COP30 in Brazil: Climate Crusade or Grand Fossil Farce?
As the thirtieth UN Climate Conference opens in Belém, the rhetoric against fossil fuels grows louder. Yet behind the lofty declarations of world leaders...
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Typhoon Kalmaegi: Deadly Chaos in the Philippines, Vietnam Braces
Typhoon Kalmaegi, a climate catastrophe and a revealing marker of chronic unpreparedness, has already claimed at least 140 lives in the Philippines. As the...
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US budget shutdown: Washington sinks into the longest deadlock in its history
A historic record of budgetary paralysis
The United States has just crossed a symbolic and troubling threshold: 36 days of shutdown, a record-breaking budgetary paralysis...
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North Korean Rocket Fire Ahead of Pete Hegseth’s Visit: Calculated Provocation or Subtle Signal?
Just an hour before U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth arrived at the inter-Korean border, North Korea launched several artillery rockets, military theatrics or...
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Knife Attack on Train in England: State Messaging Hides a Growing Violence Crisis
Despite ten injuries, including one in critical condition, British police swiftly ruled out terrorism. The Huntingdon incident highlights the steady rise in knife violence...
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Sudan – El-Fasher: Satellite Images Expose Massacres Western Diplomacy Prefers to Ignore
The Fall of El-Fasher: A Foretold Tragedy, Softened by Media Euphemisms
On Monday, October 27, 2025, the city of El-Fasher, the last remaining stronghold in...
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Dutch Legislative Elections: Centrist Surge, Populist Setback?
In a Europe increasingly agitated by immigration tensions and political disillusionment, the Dutch legislative elections delivered a complex message: a centrist victory for D66,...
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Grokpedia: Elon Musk’s Bid to Control Global Knowledge
With Grokpedia, Elon Musk escalates his offensive against the traditional informational order. No longer limited to Twitter, now X, or to Grok, his AI...
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