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What Would Happen if a Missile Really Went for Hawaii?
Hawaii recently had a false alarm, but what would happen if it wasn't a fluke?
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Putin Knows Who Attempted to Destroy Russian Foreign Relations With Attacks on Russian Military Facilities
Putin expressed that the terrorists intended to damage Russia’s relations with Turkey and Iran
World · Asia
China is Ready for War
President Xi Jinping urged the Chinese to be ready for war and to "not fear death."
World · Middle East
The Freedom Fighters of Iran: What's Next?
The protests that began over Iran's economy have turned into open defiance of Khamenei himself.
World · Asia
North Korea Accepts Peace Negotiation
After 2 years of silence between the two Koreas, this newfound communication could ease tensions between the North and the South.
World · Europe
Macron Goes Orwell
How the French president is beginning to echo Orwellian media tactics.
World · Asia
What Should the U.S. do About North Korea?
The current US strategy to counter North Korea is highly ineffective and very dangerous.
World · Europe
Safe Zone for Women at Berlin’s New Year’s Eve Celebration Fails to Protect Them from Sexual Assault
Berlin's 'safe zone' didn't stop the New Year's assaults — an armed woman might have.
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Germany Cracks Down on Free Speech
The German government is doing what it can to remove hate speech and fake news from social media, and it's frightening.
World · Europe
Spanish Courts Rule in Parental Authority Over Privacy Rights
Privacy is under attack in Spain.
World · Africa
Former Soccer Player George Weah Wins Liberia's Presidential Election
They say third times the charm: for former Liberian soccer star and now president-elect of the West African country George Weah, this certainly rings true.
World · Europe
Putin Responds to USA-Ukraine Arms Deal
Putin claims it is in the right to respond to U.S. "threats."
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Communists Take Nepal by Storm
Nepal has embraced democracy, yet its people are embracing communism.
World · Europe
How to Win the War on Drugs: Norway Decriminalizes
A full on guns blazing anti-drug policy is not the best way to fix things.
World · Europe
Brexit: What's Happened Since
A year and a half has passed since the historical vote.
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Japan is Strengthening its Defense Arsenal Amid North Korean Weapon Tests
As DPRK tests weapons, the Japanese Defense Ministry takes precautions.
World · Middle East
Dancing on the Heads of Snakes: An Assassination in Yemen
Cold War Redux in the Arabian Peninsula
World · Asia
71 Republic Person of the Year: Kim Jong Un
From a sharp yet silent tension to nuclear posturing: How one man has brought the future of international defense and cooperation to the Korean peninsula.
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Russia Banned From Olympics for Doping Athletes
Russian athletes guilty of using performance enhancing drugs have been shut from the Olympics.
World · Europe
Germany Is Paying Rejected Asylum Seekers to Leave
The Germans have begun to try out a new way of dealing with refugees.
World · Europe
Data Breach In Sweden: "82% Of Gang Rape Convicts Are Foreign"
Nordfront has received information that foreign born Swedes seem to be behind its current rape problem.
World · Middle East
The Middle East - A New Cold War?
Is American intervention in Middle Eastern countries setting up a new Cold War?
World · Europe
A Swiss Town is Paying People to Live There
An unusual but clever economic investment could end up saving this dwindling village.
World · Europe
U.S. State Department Admits Plans to Interfere in Hungary's Democracy
Aside from the buzz about meddling in the U.S. election, the U.S. plan to meddle in another's.