US Is Easing Sanctions On Maduro Regime For Transparent Venezuelan Elections
Venezuela and the Biden administration are negotiating a temporary relaxation of sanctions to hold free elections next year.
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Distressing Trend Of ‘Reverse Dowry’: Shattering Families And Values
"Reverse dowry" casts a shadow on the purity of marriage in the northwestern Indian region of Punjab.
NGO Providing Relief To Nigeria’s Persecuted Christians
Emancipation Centre for Crisis Victims in Nigeria, a local nongovernmental organization, assists victims of the country's attacks.
The Problem With Republican Isolationism
Republicans believe the US should give up on Ukraine, giving Vladimir Putin a significant and historic triumph.
Xiaomi Has Picked Tesla And Xpeng’s Battery Suppliers To Power Its EVs
Xiaomi enters the electric vehicle market after reportedly selecting battery providers for its EV operations.
BRICS Bank Eyes Cutting Dollar Reliance With Local Currency Loans
A deliberate attempt by the Shanghai-based New Development Bank to reduce dependency on the US is to offer loans.
Haaretz Apologizes For Ad Opposing Military Refusals
Israeli newspaper Haaretz has apologized for publishing an ad opposing refusal to show up for military duty by opponents of judicial reform
Why Pope Francis Has Become A Political Lightning Rod In Argentina
While the Pontiff has been a divisive figure in the Catholic Church, Francis’ popularity in his homeland is waning.
Gallant Meets With IDF Commanders, Judea And Samaria Leaders
Israeli Defense Minister Gallant met with local governmental leaders in Judea and Samaria after series of deadly terrorist attacks