Putin’s loss in Syria exposes Western failures
The West's indecision and failed liberal internationalist policies allowed Putin to bolster Assad’s regime and secure strategic advantages in Syria.
The West's indecision and failed liberal internationalist policies allowed Putin to bolster Assad’s regime and secure strategic advantages in Syria.
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TOKYO, Japan: Meat from fin whales, caught legally for the first time in nearly 50 years, was auctioned in Japan on December 12, fetching prices as high as US$1,300 per kilogram.
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As he awaits matric results, the Olympic and world junior championships medallist is already building up to the 2025 athletics season.
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Highlights from Saturday's high school sports action.
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The North West department of education’s decision to award a multibillion-rand security tender to four companies in the province has opened a can of worms, with 21 other companies challenging the validity of the award in court.
An officer who blew the lid on a multimillion-rand “grabber” deal has been fired by the crime intelligence boss for harassment and victimisation.
A R100 million tender has been awarded to a company whose boss allegedly has close links with the SA Tourism Agency.
Illegal mining has left homesteads completely surrounded by heaps of dirt, gaping pits and underground tunnels. Home owners fear they will collapse. Sipho Mabena and Tebogo Letsie visited a heavily mined village.
As the Tuesday deadline for registration of spaza shops looms, some foreign shop owners of these contentious establishments have decided to abandon the process, citing that it is lengthy and will require at least six months to complete.