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Chinese Construction Workers Smashed Through the Great Wall of China, Arrested
China’s Great Wall has withstood the test of time, enduring centuries of history and witnessing the rise and fall of empires. From the conquests of Genghis Khan to the invasion of the Manchus, this iconic structure has persevered. However, it is disheartening to learn that a couple of individuals recently attempted to breach this precious
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China’s Proposed Clothing Law Raises Concerns over Freedom of Expression
China is currently facing public concerns regarding a potential legal change that would penalize individuals for wearing clothing that offends the government’s sensibilities. The Standing Committee of China’s legislature recently released a draft revision to the law, which aims to deter behavior deemed detrimental to the spirit of the Chinese people. The Evolving Legal Landscape:
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Ukraine’s Rising Human Toll of Cluster Munitions: A Global Perspective
The use of cluster munitions in conflict zones has resulted in devastating consequences for civilian populations. While Syria has long been synonymous with the deadly impact of these weapons, the magnitude of casualties in Ukraine has now surpassed it. The Human Cost in Ukraine: According to a recent report released by the Cluster Munition Coalition,
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Proposed Three-Way Naval Exercises in the Indo-Pacific: A Potential New Counter-Alliance Emerges
The recent proposal by Russia to conduct three-way naval exercises with North Korea and China in the Indo-Pacific has sparked concerns about a potential alliance that could pose security threats to the United States and its allies. This move, if realized, would mark a significant development in the region and has raised important questions about
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‘Bharat’ or ‘India’? The Controversy Over Some Hindu Nationalists’ Push to Rename India
India, being the world’s most populous nation and the fastest growing major economy, is no stranger to controversies. The recent use of the Hindi name for India, “Bharat,” in official invitations for the G-20 Summit in New Delhi has sparked a heated debate. While critics argue that this move reflects a nationalist inclination, it is
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Moldova’s Path to Becoming Europe’s First Truly Green Country
Ukraine is set to receive significant foreign aid as it recovers from Russia’s invasion. However, it is Moldova, Europe’s poorest country, that has the potential to undergo a transformative post-war revival. With the help of private investment and foreign assistance, Moldova could become the continent’s first truly green country. Despite its current energy challenges, Moldova’s
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