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How America contained—but didn’t end—the terrorist threat
Migrants rushed to receive water and beverages in Ceuta, Spain, where many have spent days on a beach awaiting asylum
The article explores the evolving nature of modern conflicts, examining how prolonged military engagements have become a defining feature of contemporary geopolitics and their implications for global stability.
In this key swing state in the northern United States, Tuesday's Democratic Senate primary pits a centrist who supports Israel against a more radical candidate who has criticized Israeli policy. The race encapsulates the strategic debates currently animating the party
St. John’s Turns Its Back St. John’s University faculty are currently embroiled in a bruising labor battle with university leaders. The administration fired the opening salvo on the afternoon of February 19, when it informed its faculty, in the midst of contract negotiations, that it would be unilaterally derecognizing their two unions: the local chapter of the American Association of University Professors and an independent, standalone Faculty Association. The announcement has triggered one ...
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Nigel hates Rupert but needs him and Rupert wants Nigel to beg. Could Restore and Reform ever do a deal to take on the newly invigorated Labour party? Or is there too much toxicity to even get on the phone? Later - Will FIFA president Gianni Infantino last the week after so many football associations have turned against him - and will Trump stick by the man who gave him the peace prize? The News Agents is a Global Production. The News Agents is hsbc.co.uk/
A movement of young people frustrated with India’s education system and economy has become the most serious challenge yet to an increasingly authoritarian government
Brad and Matt bring their discussion of the Russian classic to a close