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Far-left leaders are cheering on the students. Government officials accuse them of stirring up the unrest for political gain.
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The US has ended its military mission in Iraq, a move analysts said could give Baghdad more room for diversified partnerships and indirectly benefit China’s energy and commercial interests. But they cautioned that the shift was unlikely to create a power vacuum for Beijing to fill, with China lacking both the ambition and capacity to take…
The US has ended its military mission in Iraq, a move analysts said could give Baghdad more room for diversified partnerships and indirectly benefit China’s energy and commercial interests. But they cautioned that the shift was unlikely to create a power vacuum for Beijing to fill, with China lacking both the ambition and capacity to take…
French activists were set to rally across France on Thursday, in a test of the longevity of a nationwide student protest movement.
The DOL investigates possible H-1B visa fraud, including fraudulent applications and labor broker schemes.
The office attributed the irregularities largely to weaknesses in the NPC’s internal control system and recommended that the commission’s Director-General account to the National Assembly’s Public…
Nigeria’s election season is again filling the country with familiar promises about security, food, electricity, jobs, housing and the cost read more After the rallies, who will make Nigeria work?
