Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has instated a suppression of journalists, activists, human rights advocates, and political dissidents during his 9-year incumbency. Ahead of the February 2024 presidential election, the Sisi regime continues to crackdown on opposition throughout the country.
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This is Zelenskyy’s second visit to Washington regarding the war. During this meeting Zelenskyy spent time on Capitol Hill, at the Pentagon, and at the White House. NBC News also states that Zelenskyy met with House members of a bipartisan group, including former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy. McCarthy denied the request to address Congress in a “joint session.”
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On that Tuesday night, a wedding was in full swing at a reception hall in the Christian town of Hamdaniya, also known as Qaraqosh, located in the Nineveh province of northern Iraq. As joyful celebrations were underway and the bride and groom danced, a sudden blaze erupted, engulfing the venue in flames.
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On September 22, Speaker Anthony Rota recognized 98-year-old Yaroslav Hunka as a war hero who “fought for Ukrainian independence against the Russian aggressors then, and continues to support the troops today,” CNN also notes.
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According to Reuters, nearly half a million migrants who entered the U.S. before July 31 are now eligible to apply for Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for 18 months.
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It is important to note that Amazon is not being sued because they are too big. Amazon is being sued because they are using their size to stifle competition and stop them from taking their majority share
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The leaders of Africa are following a similar pattern of greed and annihilation that the colonizers left behind, affecting the region and its people.
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The self-declared primarily Armenian republic of Nagorno-Karabakh will dissolve into Azerbaijan by next year, following a decree signed by the disputed region’s president.
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Next September, the G20 summit is scheduled to convene once again in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil. According to The Guardian, left-wing President of Brazil Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva commented, that Putin can go easily to Brazil. Lula further asserted, “…if I’m Brazil’s president, and if he comes to Brazil, there’s no reason he’ll be arrested,” eliciting much criticism, largely because of Brazil’s inclusion in the 1998 Rome Statute.
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Reactions to AI and its regulations thus far have largely been based on what a state values. As AI will significantly impact digital everyday life, Foreign Affairs depicts how different countries have reacted differently to digital regulation for AI.
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