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That a first-world country still has the death penalty, and where convenience overrules mercy, says a lot about America’s lack of humanity and compassion.
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JERUSALEM, Oct 2 — Israel’s flag carrier El Al said it was forced to cancel repatriation flights today from...
Young people gathered at the University of Ghana on September 26, 2026, to learn, participate and take practical steps towards protecting the environment as Ghana hosted its maiden EARTH Summit.
Bili, a young gorilla rescued from wildlife traffickers in Nigeria, has arrived at the Jane Goodall Institute’s Tchimpounga sanctuary in the Republic of the Congo for specialist care and…
Not so long ago, Washington’s approach to relations with Beijing was anchored by a single assertive phrase: dealing “from a position of strength”. It was rooted in a unipolar mindset: a belief that the United States could dictate terms, manage competition unilaterally and demand compliance from a distance.
Not so long ago, Washington’s approach to relations with Beijing was anchored by a single assertive phrase: dealing “from a position of strength”. It was rooted in a unipolar mindset: a belief that the United States could dictate terms, manage competition unilaterally and demand compliance from a distance.
Security experts say an assailant with a plan and a knife, as alleged in Wednesday’s flight to Israel, shouldn’t have made it as far as the airport.
