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Be statesmanlike, Pierre Re: Canadians have moved on, Poilievre hasn’t (Aug. 7); Poilievre’s trade bluster a desperate bid for attention (Aug. 12) If I were Pierre Poilievre, I wouldn’t be […]
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South Africa is set to assume the chairpersonship of the Southern African Development Community, with migration, trade, and security high on the agenda at the 46th SADC Summit in Durban.
An investigation into the alarming number of deaths linked to police operations in KwaZulu-Natal reveals a troubling pattern of alleged corruption and a lack of accountability, raising critical questions about the effectiveness of law enforcement in the region."
Explore the recent detention of Nqobile Malangeni, a pregnant South African woman, by ICE at a Las Vegas airport, and learn about the deportation process and the rights of individuals in such…
The Asuka-Fujiwara Shijin Liner, inspired by the "Ancient Capitals of Asuka and Fujiwara" in Nara Prefecture, which were recently registered as a Worl
Residents returning to Givat Tel Talpiot following violent demolition say religious items, credit card, and thousands of shekels missing, and belongings destroyed.
The Financial Times has run a striking assessment: Pakistan, it argues, has become an emerging “hinge power” – a state whose simultaneous ties to Washington, Beijing, the Gulf and Tehran let it broker where others can only choose sides. The evidence was hard to dispute. Islamabad hosted direct US-Iran talks.
