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A third of my country was just underwater. The world must act on climate | Sheikh Hasina
The Guardian 09/22/2020
Floods Inundate Sinking Jakarta, Leaving 16 Dead After Torrential RainWSJ 01/02/2020
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The Opioid Crisis, Already Serious, Has Intensified During Coronavirus Pandemic
WSJ 09/07/2020
Drug Giants Close In on a $50 Billion Settlement of Opioid CasesNYTimes.com 10/16/2019
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Opinion: Hansi Flick's treble with Bayern Munich unparalleled in the modern era | DW | 23.08.2020
DW.COM 08/23/2020
It’s PSG-Bayern Munich in the Champions League Final. But the Memory of Barcelona Lingers.WSJ 08/21/2020
Three police officers hospitalized after a protest against coronavirus restrictions in Berlin and an outbreak in the Quiberon peninsula with 72 cases after beach parties, show the persistent problem in both Germany and France to get young people to adopt responsible behaviors.
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Coronavirus cluster in western France pits youth against authorities preaching caution
France 24 07/30/2020
Germany: 45 officers injured at Berlin rally against coronavirus curbs | DW | 02.08.2020DW.COM 08/02/2020
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Secretary of State Pompeo Urges Chinese People to Change Communist Party
WSJ 07/23/2020
Pompeo blames China for Galwan, calls it rogue actor - Times of IndiaThe Times of India 06/20/2020
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Prince Philip hands over military role to Camilla
BBC News 07/22/2020
'We need Easter as much as ever,' says the QueenBBC News 04/11/2020
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Chile: Sebastian Pinera's government teeters towards collapse | DW | 22.07.2020
DW.COM 07/22/2020
‘Social Tsunami’ Slams a Top Latin American EconomyWSJ 12/19/2019
Twitter founder Jack Dorsey's regrets on what he sees as the lack of any depth in the short form that works well on mobile phones. The first smartphones came in 2007 and 2008 iphone and android versions, Twitter started in 2006, both growing at the same time, the story of a tech boom that is paralleled by declining cultural and other literacy in America. It also parallels the decline in sense of what is in the national interest among communities in America and Europe and in other countries, leaving them with fewer defences against the coronavirus pandemic by 2020.
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Opinion | A Presidential Smear
WSJ 05/26/2020
A Founder of Twitter Goes LongNYTimes.com 11/09/2013
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‘What if We All Get Sick?’: Coronavirus Strains China’s Health System
NYTimes.com 01/27/2020
China’s Vast Ambition in Medicine Gets Reality Check From CoronavirusWSJ 01/24/2020
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U.S., China to Sign Deal Easing Trade Tensions
WSJ 01/15/2020
In a Year of Trade War, U.S. Deficit With China ShrankWSJ 01/14/2020
A month before the December 2019 general election Britain's Labour Party struggles to find a connection to its working class and middle class heartland.
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Frank Dobson’s death is a reminder of Labour’s decay
The Times 11/14/2019
Robert Crampton’s election road trip: Labour finds hostility in its heartlandThe Times 11/14/2019
As the Brexit option becomes clear as a hit to ordinary Britons and the British economy prime minister Theresa May takes her deal to the British parliament for a vote. Most opinion says it will be rejected, if not rejected outright by Conservatives and Labour MP's. A second vote may be taken. The Opposition Labour Party prepares for a new election with a divided government.
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The Economist 11/30/2018
Don’t write off the prime minister’s deal just yetThe Economist 11/30/2018
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Opinion | If Dr. Trump Were Your Surgeon ...
The New York Times 07/20/2017
The 3 Republicans Who Doomed a Senate Repeal of the Health LawThe New York Times 07/18/2017
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Why Ruth Bader Ginsburg Refused to Step Down
NYTimes.com 09/22/2020
Trump Says Supreme Court Nominee Will Be a WomanWSJ 09/20/2020
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A journey through a land of extreme poverty: welcome to America
The Guardian 12/15/2017
Dark days lie ahead in the dystopia of CaliforniaThe Times 11/14/2019
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Why Trump’s Approval Ratings on the Economy Remain Durable
NYTimes.com 08/24/2020
Trump Trails Biden, but Polls Show the President Has Some StrengthsWSJ 08/23/2020
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Coronavirus cluster in western France pits youth against authorities preaching caution
France 24 07/30/2020
A Generational War Is Brewing Over CoronavirusWSJ 03/17/2020
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Southwest and American Trim More Flying
WSJ 07/23/2020
At Boeing and Airbus, Finished Airplanes Pile UpWSJ 07/26/2020
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India's Covid vaccine landscape: Here is a look at leading candidates
The Economic Times 07/22/2020
Can India really have a coronavirus vaccine ready by August? | DW | 08.07.2020DW.COM 07/08/2020
Serum Institute of India plans to manufacture 400 million doses of the Oxford vaccine by December 2020, in alliance with Oxford University and Astra Zeneca of UK.
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Drugs firm to begin making potential virus vaccine
BBC News 06/05/2020
How One Indian Company Could Be World's Door to a COVID-19 VaccineNYTimes.com 06/04/2020
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China Expands Virus Lockdown, Encircling 20 Million
NYTimes.com 01/23/2020
Coronavirus leaves shops and restaurants deserted as Beijing becomes a ghost townThe Times 01/29/2020
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U.S., China to Sign Deal Easing Trade Tensions
WSJ 01/15/2020
In a Year of Trade War, U.S. Deficit With China ShrankWSJ 01/14/2020
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Angela Merkel’s coalition faces collapse as partner turns left
The Times 12/02/2019
Germany's SPD rank and file seek Labour's 'Corbyn factor' | DW | 08.02.2018DW.COM 12/02/2019
Even dire hard loyalists in Northern Ireland are now shifting their position to favor a united Ireland, says a report in The Times. Polls now show a majority in Ireland may now be in favor of a reunited Ireland for the first time in history. The Unionist DUP party may no longer reflect the views of the people of Ireland. The Guardian points out that Boris Johnson's version of Brexit means broken promises to Ireland made by Britain. People in Ireland are beginning to realize that they may be better off in a united Ireland than in the Britain visualized by Boris Johnson which puts Ireland's interests last.
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How Brexit is pushing even loyalists towards a united Ireland
The Times 10/05/2019
The Guardian view on the backstop proposals: Britain’s broken promise | EditorialThe Guardian 10/03/2019
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Donald Trump is causing change in the Democratic Party too
The Economist 07/20/2018
America’s Factory Towns, Once Solidly Blue, Are Now a GOP HavenWSJ 07/19/2018
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