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Maia Sandu’s Narrow Re-Election Victory in Moldova Sparks Russian Outrage, Raises Concerns Over Moscow’s Influence

Moldova’s pro-European Union president, Maia Sandu, celebrated her re-election victory on Monday, following a tense campaign marred by what she described as “unprecedented” interference from Russia. Sandu narrowly secured her second term with 55% of the vote, defeating Kremlin-aligned challenger Alexandr Stoianoglu. However,  close results have prompted pro-Kremlin voices in Russia to immediately cast doubt […]

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Germany Condemns Russian Interference in Moldova’s Presidential Election Amid Rising EU Tensions

Germany has denounced what it calls a “massive, coordinated attempt” to disrupt the voting rights of Moldovan citizens abroad in the second round of the country’s presidential election. German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock cited reports of vote-buying, manipulation, and bomb threats directed at Moldovan polling stations in Europe—including in Germany—as actions targeting the “heart of

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Stock Markets Drop Ahead of U.S. Presidential Election as Investors Opt for Caution

On the final day before the U.S. presidential election, stock markets slipped as investors turned cautious, shifting focus to safer assets in response to the unpredictable political climate.  Dow Jones Industrial Average shed 175 points, or 0.4%, while  S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite both posted similar declines of 0.25% and 0.6%, respectively. This drop followed

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Adani Group Threatens to Halt Power Supply to Bangladesh Over Unpaid Dues Amid Economic Turmoil

Dhaka, Bangladesh – Indian conglomerate Adani Group, owned by billionaire Gautam Adani, has begun reducing electricity supplies to Bangladesh and is threatening to cut off power exports completely unless overdue payments are addressed. This pressure on Bangladesh’s power sector comes at a critical moment, as the interim government grapples with economic uncertainty and increased energy

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North Korean Troops Deployed to Russia’s Kursk Region in Support of Russian Forces

In a surprising turn of events, North Korean soldiers have reportedly joined Russian forces in the contested Kursk region of western Russia, raising questions about the motivations and implications of Pyongyang’s involvement in the Ukraine conflict. According to U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken, around 8,000 North Korean troops are expected to bolster Russian counterattacks

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Global Youth Rise: Student Protests in Bangladesh and the U.S. Highlight Shared Struggle for Justice and Free Speech

In a year marked by social and political unrest, students in Bangladesh and the United States have taken to the streets, advocating for justice, equity, and freedom to express our beliefs. Despite vast cultural and political differences, these movements share a common thread: the demand for accountability and the courage to stand against authoritarianism and

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Kemi Badenoch Becomes First Black Woman to Lead UK’s Conservative Party, Pledges Return to Core Values

London, November 3, 2024 — In a landmark political moment, Kemi Badenoch has been elected as the new leader of the United Kingdom’s Conservative Party, becoming the first Black woman to head a major political party in Britain. At 44, Badenoch takes the reins from former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, aiming to steer  Conservatives back

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Israel’s Renewed Offensive in Northern Gaza Leaves Devastation, Communication Blackouts, and Humanitarian Crisis

As internet access briefly returned to parts of northern Gaza last Thursday, Al Jazeera journalist Anas Al-Sharif reported a devastating scene to the world: Israeli airstrikes had pummeled al-Hawaja neighborhood in Jabaliya, killing or injuring as many as 150 people. This grim account, shared after days of telecommunications blackout, is one of few glimpses into

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Historic Floods in Spain Claim Over 200 Lives, Devastate Valencia Region

A severe flash flooding disaster has engulfed Spain’s Valencia region, killed at least 205 people, and leftover 1,300 unaccounted for as emergency workers continue rescue efforts amid persistent rainfall. This catastrophe has become Spain’s deadliest natural disaster in decades, shocking the nation and highlighting vulnerabilities to extreme wear in parts of Europe.  Powerful storms and

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