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he papers are full of suggestions on what US President Joe Biden should do about his country’s seemingly perennial involvement in Afghanistan.  None are particularly useful, in that they ignore the central premise that a nation state long mauled, molested and savaged should finally be left alone.  Nonsense, say the media and political cognoscenti.  The Guardian claims that he is “trapped and has no good choices”.  The Wall Street Journal opines that he is being “tested in Afghanistan” with his opposition to “forever wars”. Читать дальше...

Overcoming pandemic, racial stereotypes among highlights of challenging 2020 season and bodes well for sport’s future says NASCAR president Steve Phelps.

In his new book, war photographer Peter van Agtmael pairs harrowing imagery with dark humor to highlight the hypocrisy of America in the aftermath of 2001’s terror attack.

The vicious attack happened at Upholland Station in Lancashire. The guard had asked the man to put his dog on a lead before boarding the train but he refused to do it

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Limit to be tripled after some large companies locked out of scheme over state-aid rules

The Labour incumbent said that ‘jobs, jobs, jobs’ for Londoners affected by the coronavirus crisis will be a top priority if he is re-elected.

Gov. Kay Ivey's announcement comes days after the governors of Texas and Mississippi said they were lifting their states' mask mandates.

Digital rights group Myanmar ICT for Development said it had found over 800 pro-military videos that menaced protesters at a time of increasing bloodshed -alone according to the UN

Payments due under such facilities should be classified as debt

Reflecting on the event that struck the nation 10 years ago, the world's top-ranked men's singles player said he was in a state of confusion ...

USA Today Best-Selling Books for the week ending: Feb. 28, 2021

New York City on Thursday published a trove of NYPD disciplinary records including all misconduct complaints brought before the Civilian Complaint Review Board against active department personnel. The digital database was first announced by Mayor Bill de Blasio last June after state secrecy law 50a was repealed, but its launch was delayed by a months-long...

Home Office boss Philip Rutnam quit his job over what he claimed was "vicious" briefing against him.

1. Philip Rutnam: £340k payout to official after Priti Patel bullying claims  BBC News
2. Priti Patel reaches £340,000 settlement with ex-Home Office chief Philip Rutnam  The Guardian
3. Priti Patel bullying case dropped after civil servant receives undisclosed settlement  The Independent
4. Philip Rutnam, civil servant in Priti Patel bullying row, awarded £340000  The Times
5. Ex-Home Office boss 'gets £340,00 payout' following claim against Priti Patel | ITV News  ITV News
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Tehran, March 4, IRNA - Iran’s Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif in a message stressed the fact that Iran nuclear deal known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) can not be renegotiated.

Ford's Mustang Mach-E has taken a significant share of the electric vehicle market from Tesla.

For us humans, having a conversation in a crowded room is challenging - it's often called the cocktail party problem. The mix of sounds arriving at our eardrums needs to be analysed to pick out the

OPINION: The Prime Minister is grumpy. Publicly, Jacinda Ardern's frustration was directed at a sick KFC worker. But the worker was just the victim of bog-standard displacement anger, with the real ...

The administration is looking at attaching requirements for high-paying jobs as it rolls out grants to stimulate the transition to a clean energy economy.

In lockdownigen Zeiten schrumpft das Hirn wie bei Zuchtkarnickeln, mal schauen, ob zu Ostern noch was übrig ist.

The Duchess of Sussex was 'incandescent with rage' during a market tour in October 2018, reports claim.