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The roads through northern Israel along the border with Lebanon are empty of cars. It is unnervingly quiet. Since 7 October the area has been under bombardment from Hezbollah militants and tens of thousands of people have left following the government’s evacuation rules. Ariel Frish, the deputy head of security, in Kiryat Shmona, a frontline…
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-‘WWII air raids reminded me of what my grandmother in Japan told me about what war is in my childhood,’ says Maiko Shirane-‘Civilian places, such as healthcare facilities, should not be bombed. They must be protected even in wartime. Nothing can be done without a ceasefire’ TOKYO Maiko Shirane, Doctors Without Borders (MSF) Japan representative,…
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Justin Trudeau has described the Canadian parliament giving a standing ovation to a former member of the Waffen SS as “extremely upsetting”. “This is something that is deeply embarrassing to the Parliament of Canada and by extension to all Canadians,” the prime minister told reporters today. The speaker of Canada’s House of Commons, Anthony Rota,…
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INEC has approached the Court of Appeal in Abuja, to stop Peter Obi from inspecting its BVAS devices claiming that they need to reconfigure the devices. INEC has also asked the court to grant them permission to reconfigure the devices using the upcoming State elections (scheduled to hold on Saturday) as an excuse. This is…
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It’s no news that majority of Americans and non-Americans think Hillary Clinton a liar, but public opinion as confirmed from surveys hasn’t been enough to guarantee her failure in the presidential race. She’s still a saint to many others who believe “lying” is an inseparable” part of politics. Image: Hillary Clinton Graham Moore wrote in…
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