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Biden’s Putin summit mission: to make Russia boring again
When Biden meets with Putin on June 16, his job will be to defend American interests. He can expect Putin to defend Russian interests ... -
Five lessons from the struggle of Argentine feminist movements for legal abortion
In this context, feminist movements in Argentina have had to rethink their strategies. Ruth Zurbriggen, one of the founders of La Revuelta (La Révolte), ... -
Charged Russian opposition activist could face six years in prison – ally
Andrei Pivovarov, then leader of the pro-democracy group Open Russia, attends a forum of independent members of city councils in Moscow, Russia on March ... -
The Sunday Times Rich List: 8 of the richest people with ties to Surrey
Surrey is known to be one of the richest counties in England, so it’s no surprise that billionaires are drawn to it, including the ... -
Turks are very concerned about the state of their democracy, new survey finds
ANKARA: Turkey pledged on Monday to provide security cover at Kabul airport if a number of key conditions are met. After weeks of uncertainty ... -
We buy Vladimir Putin chocolate from the Russian store in Red Square in Tokyo
It’s easy to find “Western” or “ethnic” food stores in Japan, but what about those looking for Russian groceries? Many will be surprised to ... -
The space race of tech billionaires: who is Jeff Bezos up against? | Space
Every billionaire needs something to spend his fortune. For Howard Hughes, it was the Spruce Goose; for Roman Abramovich, it’s Chelsea FC. And for ... -
Chelsea have two plans in place as Abramovich ‘confident’ in striker deal
Chelsea are reportedly “working intensely” on a deal to bring Erling Haaland to Stamford Bridge this summer, with Roman Abramovich saying he is “confident” ... -
What to watch on Biden’s first overseas trip to UK, Brussels and Geneva: NPR
President Biden is expected to spend eight days in Europe, meeting first with allies and partners in the UK and Brussels, and then meeting ... -
Letter: Tokyo Games could be a Covid super-broadcaster
US President Joe Biden has made it clear that democracy should prevail over autocracy. However, a kind of autocracy is emerging in the free ...
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