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The Tragic Story of a Man and His Staircase
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Uganda and its Oppression of Women
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World · Middle East
Iraqi PM in Mosul marking victory
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Trump and Putin Talk 2016 Election, North Korea, and a Cease Fire in Syria
Behind closed doors at the G-20, Trump presses Putin on election meddling and comes out with a loose Syria cease-fire.
World · Asia
China and Russia: A Worrying Relationship
Xi and Putin call their relationship the best in history, and their first joint target is a U.S. missile shield.
World · Asia
Trump Meets With South Korea President
Trump presses Moon Jae-in on a 'rough' trade deal while the two find common ground on North Korea.
World · Asia
Hong Kong’s Dream For Democracy is Crushed
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World · Asia
India’s “Beef” Between Church and State
A mob killed a Muslim teenager over a rumor of beef — and India's cow laws share the blame.
World · Asia
India’s Violation of Expression: Sedition
India jailed 15 people for cheering the wrong cricket team — its sedition law outlived the empire that wrote it.
World · Europe
A Bad Year for Conservatives in Europe
From Wilders to Le Pen to Theresa May, 2017 kept breaking against Europe's right.
World · Middle East
Breaking: US Shoots Down Iranian Drone in Syria
An F-15 US fighter jet shot down an Iranian drone as it made its way to the US-backed forces in southern Syria.
World · Asia
What happened to Otto Warmbier in North Korea?
21-year-old Warmbier died June 19th at the University Of Cincinnati after being sent home from North Korea in a Coma.
World · Asia
Thailand’s New Problem: Drugs
A $3 drug cocktail called kratom is hollowing out the villages of Thailand's south.
World · Latin America
Trump “Cancels” Obama’s Deal With Cuba, Cuban-American Lawmaker’s Office Claims Nothing New
Trump 'cancels' Obama's Cuba opening — but the embassies stay open, and even allies call the change weak.
World · Latin America
Panama’s New Friendship With China Angers Taiwan
On June 13, 2017, the Panamanian Government made a stunning statement that shocked the political world, insisting that there was only one China, and therein not acknowledg…
World · Asia
Civil Liberties Squashed in Japan
Pictured: Shinzo Abe, Prime Minister of Japan Japan has passed a controversial anti-terrorism bill, and it’s turning eyes in the human rights community.
World · Middle East
US To Make Fighter Jet Deal With Exiled Qatar
Pictured: Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, Emir of Qatar The United States continues its interventionist foreign policy by selling arms to a new friend on the Arabian Peninsula.
World · Europe
Tim Farron to Step Down as Liberal Democrat Leader
Pictured: Tim Farron Lib Dems leader Tim Farron resigns, citing his personal faith as a reason why his leadership cannot continue.
World · Europe
A Brief History Of The British Labour Party
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World · Asia
North Korea Releases American College Student After a Year in a Coma
Otto Warmbier comes home in a coma North Korea blames on food poisoning — an account Washington isn't buying.
World · Europe
The Future of Brexit
As the United Kingdom begins the process of Brexit, May’s government will have to keep many things in mind.
World · Europe
Who are the DUP?
Pictured: Arlene Foster, DUP Leader Following the election last Thursday, the DUP members (Democratic Unionist Party) were made kingmakers after Theresa May failed to get the majority she needed…
World · Europe
UK General Election; Winners and Losers
Who actually won and lost when 650 seats were settled in Britain's snap election.
World · Europe
Theresa May to Form Minority Government With DUP
Pictured: 10 Downing Street Theresa May’s Tories hold on to government, but it isn’t without a cost.