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Severe Drought Crisis Affects Supply And Consumption Chains – Analysis

By He Jun Since the beginning of this year, droughts have once again ravaged multiple regions globally. Their impact extends

By Peter Pinedo Cardinal Wilton Gregory, the archbishop of Washington, D.C., explained his reasoning for limiting the celebration of the Traditional

By Rocío Ceballos and Pablo Nemiña On November 19, 2023, the Argentinean people elected their next president in a runoff election.

By Lipton Matthews Why is Israel a primary benefactor of United States foreign aid? Is Israel a proxy for US

“I think it was President Reagan who said, ‘We’re from the government. We’re here to help!’” That was a recent

(RFE/RL) — The British Foreign Office and the U.S. Treasury Department announced sanctions on December 7 against two Russians for

Dr Su Su Myat on The Evolution Of A Revolution In Myanmar – OpEdDecember 9, 2023
NUG has blocked Myanmar's ethnic armies such as BPLA, BNRA, ABSDF. And most of their working ministers are not inside…
Gordon Humphrey on Russia’s Turn Away From The West Part Of More General Worldwide Trend – OpEdDecember 9, 2023
The decline in the worldwide standing of liberal democracies relates to the headline of a recent article by former U.S.…
PATIAL RC on What Would Happen If The US Stopped Supporting Ukraine? – OpEdDecember 9, 2023
The events of this avoidable Ukraine - Russian war have been correctly put in a chronological order.It also reading between…
Derrick Baragwanath on Russia’s Turn Away From The West Part Of More General Worldwide Trend – OpEdDecember 9, 2023
I suspect part of the divergence of The West from the rest has been the evolving pseudo liberalism within western…
Maung Ba Oo on The Evolution Of A Revolution In Myanmar – OpEdDecember 9, 2023
An outstanding analysis of Operation 1027, which is only a month old, reveals an unexpectedly high level of success attributed…