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17 November 2023, 08:15
Preview Political provocateur Alex Jones has unveiled a video game in which he takes on favorite bogeymen from George Soros to Big Tech
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17 November 2023, 08:15
Preview The Russian economy may expand by more than 3% this year, a VEB.RF economist predicts
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17 November 2023, 08:15
Preview Russia’s Mir cards can be used for making payments in Venezuela, its foreign minister has said
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17 November 2023, 08:15
Preview South Africa’s ruling political party has said it will back a motion to cut ties with Israel and shut the country’s embassy in Pretoria
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17 November 2023, 08:15
Preview EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell has urged Israelis to not be “consumed by rage” over the deadly October 7 attack by Hamas
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17 November 2023, 08:15
Preview The head of Iran’s elite Quds Force has pledged to do “whatever it takes” to back Hamas in its war with Israel
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17 November 2023, 08:15

As wars rage in Ukraine and Gaza, never before has the issue of reform of the Security Council been more pressing, the President of the General Assembly said on Thursday.

Read the full story, “Security Council reform a must, to end ‘paralysis’”, on globalissues.org

17 November 2023, 08:15

The war between rival militaries in Sudan, which has been raging for over seven months has further intensified in recent weeks, particularly in the volatile Darfur region, a senior UN official said on Thursday.

Read the full story, “Sudan: Deadly spiral of violence continues between military rivals”, on globalissues.org

17 November 2023, 08:15

An Indonesian police officer serving at the UN Mission in the Central African Republic, MINUSCA, was on Thursday awarded a top peacekeeping honour.

Read the full story, “UN’s top Woman Police Officer ‘a young agent of change’”, on globalissues.org

17 November 2023, 08:15

BUENOS AIRES, Nov 16 (IPS) - People in Argentina have become accustomed to the fact that nothing costs the same today as it did the week before and they take price hikes in stride with resignation, says Mariano Cohen. "Almost nobody gets angry or complains anymore. They just don't buy something if they can't afford it," he explains in his disposable goods store in Villa Crespo, one of Buenos Aires' most commercial neighborhoods.

Read the full story, “Argentines Get Used to the Fact that Inflation Can Always Get Worse”, on globalissues.org