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Iran Crumbles as Iraq and Lebanon Rise Up
Iraqis burn Khamenei's posters and Lebanon chants against Nasrallah — Iran's empire is cracking where it was strongest.
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BREAKING: Israel Assassinates Palestinian Jihad Leader, Kills Syrian Civilians
Israel kills an Islamic Jihad commander in Gaza and strikes Damascus, hitting a residential building.
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BREAKING: Conor McGregor Reportedly Offered €1 Million-plus to Alleged Rape Victim
McGregor's camp reportedly offered his accuser more than €1 million; she said no.
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Conor McGregor Faces Two Sexual Assault Investigations
Irish police seize CCTV footage as McGregor faces his second sexual assault investigation in ten months.
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Spain Jails Catalan Leaders Amid Protests
Protests across Catalonia were reinvigorated when Spain's Supreme Court jailed nine Catalan leaders for their role in the 2017 independence referendum.
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Ecuador Agrees to Demands Following Protests
After nearly two weeks of chaos in the streets, protesters have signed an agreement with Ecuadorian President Lenin Moreno that repeals a hike in gas prices.
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Turkey Launches Invasion into Northern Syria
Turkey has launched its military invasion of Kurdish-held northern Syria in an attempt to "correct the demographics" of the region.
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Chaos Erupts in Ecuador as Nation's Leader Flees Capital
Ecuadorian President Lenin Moreno fled the nation's capital after the nation's citizens took to the streets in protest of a recent rise in oil prices.
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Who is Abdul-Wahab al-Saadi, the Man Behind Iraq's Deadly Protests?
Abdul-Wahab al-Saadi was the Lieutenant General of Iraq's Counter Terrorism Service until the Prime Minister demoted him in fear of a coup against his office.
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North Korean and Japanese Boats Collide in the Sea of Japan
A collision off the Noto Peninsula throws twenty North Korean fishermen into the Sea of Japan.
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UK Cancer Survival Continues To Lag
The National Health Service is a failing system, as reflected by the UK's extremely low rate of survival in diagnoses cancer cases.
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Boris Johnson and Britain on the Brink
Boris Johnson and his plans for a hard Brexit have been pushed back by Labour in Britain after shocking scenes in Parliament.
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Boris Johnson Loses Majority in Parliament
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson no longer has a majority in Parliament as a Conservative MP has joined the Lib Dems to fight against a no-deal Brexit.
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Iran's Revolutionary Guard: A Stepping Stone For China
Iran's Revolutionary Guard answers to no one in Tehran — and a U.S.-Iran war would be China's jackpot.
World · Europe
The Russian Opposition Protests, Explained
The mass protests in Russia have a pro-democracy intent, but what is actually going on there?
World · Asia
Hong Kong Protests Are Going Worldwide
Protests in Hong Kong against China have been raging for months now and the international community is weighing in emboldening protestors.
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Interview with Venezuelan Libertarian Think Tank Econintech
Rafael Acevedo and Luis Cirocco of the Venezuelan Libertarian Think Tank Econintech sit down with 71 Republic to discuss the nightmare in Venezuela.
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Rufo Chacon Describes Life Without Sight After Attack
After police in Venezuela brutally attacked Rufo Chacon, the student activist now lives without sight and describes his new life and future.
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UAE Oil Tanker Goes Missing in Iranian Waters
While sailing through the Strait of Hormuz, a UAE-based oil tanker went missing.
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Hong Kong Police Assault Female Protester: VIDEO
As theh political demonstrations against an unpopular bill continue on Hong Kong, another video has surfaced showing a woman being assualted by police.
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Is Iran Being Baited by Another British Vessel?
Atlantic Pioneer, a United Kingdom flagged ship, sailed into Iranian territorial waters despite Iran's reported aggressions in the Strait of Hormuz.
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Rufo Chacon, Child Blinded by Maduro's Army, Now Suicidal
After Venezuelan police forces shot over 50 rubber bullets into student Rufo Chacon, the boy's life is forever changed for the worse.
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Hong Kong Protests Continue Despite Countless Arrests
Protests rage on in Hong Kong over China's recent extradition bill, despite new arrests and the declining mental health of many in the region.
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Nuclear Sub On Fire: Pence, Putin in Emergency Meetings
After a nuclear sub caught fire off the coast of Russia, killing 14, Mike Pence and Vladimir Putin were both called to emergency meetings.
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Venezuelan Government Accused of Human Rights Violations
Amnesty International asks the ICC to investigate Maduro for executions, detentions, and tampered crime scenes.
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Venezuelan General Speaks Against Maduro's Regime
A Venezuelan general calls on officers to rise against Maduro — while conspicuously never mentioning Guaidó.
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A Break in the Trans-Atlantic Alliance
69 percent of the German public want more cooperation with Russia-- NATO and the Trans-Atlantic Alliance are becoming more breakable.
World · Latin America
Bolsonaro Accepts Venezuelan Soldiers Fleeing Country
After Juan Guaidó failed to take over an Air Force base in Caracas, Jair Bolsonaro granted defecting Venezuelan soldiers access to the Brazilian embassy.