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Diplomacy helps 'breadbasket of Europe' get its harvest to market and counties in need
Some good news from war weary Ukraine! And actually even better news for many developing countries dependent on Ukrainian food and fertilizer shipments which faced Russian naval blockades until mid-Summer. Read More.
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Analysis: World War enabled by fearfulness is part of the 'Great Reset' plan
For Great Reset globalists, as the plandemic has fallen apart piece by piece, being exposed for what it really is, the call to war has grown progressively louder. Read More.
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Researchers: Bot army launched Ukraine-Russia war
An anti-Russia "bot army" of fake automated Twitter accounts flooded the Internet with pro-Ukraine propaganda at the start of the Russia-Ukraine war, according to a mostly unreported study by a team of researchers at the University of Adelaide in Australia. Read More.
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Pentagon, Seoul issue joint ultimatum to Kim Jong-Un
The Pentagon and South Korea issued a joint warning to the Kim Jong-Un regime on Thursday after North Korea carried out several missile tests on Wednesday and Thursday, including the test of an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) that was heading toward northern Japan before disappearing in mid-flight. Read More.
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Taiwan military called woefully unprepared for war with China
Even if Taiwan were to significantly increase its number of conscripts, it would still be woefully unprepared for a war with communist China, analysts say. Read More.
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Germany paves wind farm paradise, expands coal mine
As it scrambles to find alternatives to natural gas ahead of winter, Germany has torn down a wind farm in order to expand operations at a nearby coal mine. Read More.
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World's 'largest and most lethal dictatorship' crowns Emperor Xi
In the grand political choreography that defines China, the recently concluded 20th Chinese Communist Party Congress in Beijing presented a spectacular show but with a very predictable conclusion. Read More.
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Who is Jeremy Hunt? How can high level U.S., UK 'leaders' get away with being Chinese assets
There is a curious lack of curiosity when it comes to the close ties to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) of some U.S. and UK "leaders." Read More.
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UN Assembly elects new human rights guardians
The UN General Assembly just concluded its election for fourteen new members in the Human Rights Council.  Delegates have chosen a conclave of candidates who sit in somber judgement of global freedoms and virtues, though ironically, many of these new members selected are actually among the very abusers and rights violators the Council is presumably monitoring. Read More.
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Xi hails Hong Kong victory at mainly closed CCP ‘congress’; Public protests suppressed
In a major address, Xi Jinping on Sunday hailed his brutal crackdown on Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement and pledged he would never renounce the use of force to take control of Taiwan. Read More.
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One of Ukraine's $5 million MiGs went down after it shot down a $25,000 Russian drone
Ukraine lost one of its MiG-29 fighter jets after it shot down an Iranian-made drone being used by Russia in the ongoing war. Read More.
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Xi’s 3rd term would put China on war footing; Analyst urges 'changed mindset' in Japan, U.S.
At the 20th Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Congress opening on Oct. 16, party general secretary Xi Jinping is poised to be granted an unprecedented third five-year term at the helm of the authoritarian regime in Beijing. Read More.
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Don't forget Kim Jong-Un: Putin and Biden are not the only ones using the 'N' word
How can President Biden talk about “Armageddon” in Ukraine after Russia’s President Vladimir Putin boasts of Russia’s nuclear strength without also mentioning North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un’s threats to use nuclear weapons? Read More.
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World watches politely as nationwide protests shake Iran; U.S. envoys did not walk out at UN
Massive and spreading protests have rocked Iran in the wake of widening social discontent following the death of a woman Mahsa Amini, who died in police custody. Her crime? Not wearing the obligatory headscarf properly. Read More.
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Polish households burning trash; ‘What happens when it really gets cold’?
In Poland, as the demand for coal and wood to burn for heat outstrips the supply, citizens are resorting to burning trash to stay warm. Read More.

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