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    Lev Parnas: Trump’s Cronies Made Fun of Him Behind His Back
    Sep06

    Lev Parnas: Trump’s Cronies Made Fun of Him Behind His Back

    Photo Illustration by The Daily Beast/Drew Angerer/GettyLev at The Daily Beast. …read more Source:: The Daily...

    Thousands of women in Belarus protest against Lukashenko
    Sep05

    Thousands of women in Belarus protest against Lukashenko

    KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Thousands of women marched through the capital of Belarus on Saturday, calling for the resignation of the authoritarian president, and university students demonstrated against the detention of classmates during the wave of protests gripping the country for four weeks. For the first time in the demonstrations, supporters of...

    A Ukrainian airline banned a passenger for life after she opened a jet’s emergency exit door and walked around on the wing
    Sep04

    A Ukrainian airline banned a passenger for life after she opened a jet’s emergency exit door and walked around on the wing

    A passenger flying Ukraine International Airlines opened an emergency exit door and walked out on the wing after reportedly being “too hot.” Maxym Marusenko/Getty A passenger flying Ukraine International Airlines opened an overwing emergency exit door on Monday to cool down after reportedly being “too hot,” CNN reported....

    Students, IT workers keep pressure on defiant Belarus leader
    Sep04

    Students, IT workers keep pressure on defiant Belarus leader

    KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Hundreds of demonstrators rallied again in Belarus’ capital Friday to protest the disputed reelection of the nation’s authoritarian president, while police dispersed university students attempting to show solidarity with peers who were detained earlier in the week. Information technology workers and other...

    Trump’s True Relationship With Russia Has Never Been Revealed
    Sep04

    Trump’s True Relationship With Russia Has Never Been Revealed

    Getty / Arsh Raziuddin / The AtlanticFate offered Peter Strzok a place in history that he never sought. The son of an Army officer, Strzok also served in the United States military before joining the FBI’s counterintelligence operation in 1996. He excelled at his job: In 2001, he was part of the team that tracked and arrested a network of...

    Why Putin deliberately uses Novichok to poison his enemies, even though it often fails to kill them
    Sep03

    Why Putin deliberately uses Novichok to poison his enemies, even though it often fails to kill them

    Russian President Putin takes part in a video conference call at the Novo-Ogaryovo state residence outside Moscow, Russia June 20, 2020. Reuters German doctors have accused Russia of poisoning top critic Alexei Navalny with the Novichok nerve agent in late August. Though Novichok was developed in the Soviet Union in 1970s, the Russian state has...

    Portugal: Young climate activists take 33 countries to court
    Sep03

    Portugal: Young climate activists take 33 countries to court

    LISBON, Portugal (AP) — Six young Portuguese activists launched Thursday a European human rights case against 33 countries in the latest legal effort to force governments to step up their fight against climate change. The six filed a claim Thursday asking the European Court of Human Rights to hold the countries accountable for their allegedly...

    Pressure grows for Germany to rethink pipeline with Russia
    Sep03

    Pressure grows for Germany to rethink pipeline with Russia

    BERLIN (AP) — German Chancellor Angela Merkel faced pressure on Thursday to use a joint German-Russian pipeline project as leverage in getting Russia to provide answers about the poisoning of the Kremlin’s most determined critic. After German authorities said Wednesday that tests showed Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny was poisoned...

    Belarus leader reshuffles lieutenants to tighten control
    Sep03

    Belarus leader reshuffles lieutenants to tighten control

    KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Belarus’ authoritarian leader on Thursday reshuffled his top lieutenants in an apparent attempt to strengthen his rule amid weeks of protests pushing for his resignation. President Alexander Lukashenko promoted Valery Vakulchik, who led the state security agency that still goes under the Soviet-era name of KGB, to be...

    The Time to Act is Now
    Sep03

    The Time to Act is Now

    In the contemporary era, where the meaning of historic events is increasingly muddled by “competing narratives”, the political crisis in Belarus offers the world a satisfying case of moral clarity. In his August 28, 2020 remarks in Vienna, the U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Stephen Biegun proclaimed, “It is clear to me—and I hope it is clear to...