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US considers sending ‘kamikaze drones’ to Ukraine – media — Analysis
Explosive drones are said to be part of a ‘wishlist’ of American weapons sought by Kiev The Biden administration is…
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Pakistan’s PM welcomes UN resolution to combat Islamophobia — Analysis
The Prime Minister of Pakistan, Imran Khan, has praised the United Nations’ unanimous decision to designate March 15 as the…
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‘There’s an Atmosphere of Fear.’ With Flights Banned, Russians Are Fleeing By Train for Europe
Three protestors waited on the Helsinki Station’s Platform 9 to welcome the train from Saint Petersburg. The one holding the…
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Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, a British-Iranian Detained in Iran, Preparing to Leave, U.K. Lawmaker Says
LONDON (AP) — Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, a British-Iranian dual national who has been detained in Iran for nearly six years, is…
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France prepared to discuss autonomy with restive province – minister — Analysis
Corsica is gripped by protests following the beating of a French pro-independence activist in French prison Gerald Darmanin, the French…
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China Doubles Down on Zero-COVID in the Face of Its Worst COVID-19 Outbreak Since Wuhan
Thousands and thousands underneath lockdown. Mass testing. Abandoned streets and public transport at a standstill. Scenes of day by day…
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A Year After the Atlanta Spa Shootings, Asians in America Are Facing a Different Kind of Abuse
Tanny Jiraprapasuke’s first encounter with pandemic-fueled racism happened just days after U.S. health officials had confirmed the novel coronavirus was…
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One Year After Atlanta Shootings, Why We’re Still Struggling With Anti-AAPI Hate
Eight people were killed in three Atlanta spas last year. Sixteen of the victims were Asian women. As a dedicated…
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