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Greetings from Tyler, Now Zuckerberg is in trouble. Turns out that his company was working out algorithms to snare Chinese people and I don’t know what all. Will Trump get revenge on those who have not been very kind, in this case maybe someone who sold out the country? I guess a court with all…
Milei scores historic win in Argentina midterms, tightens grip on Congress
Libertarian president’s party wins 41.5% in Buenos Aires province, increasing lower house seats from 37 to 64 Argentine President Javier Milei secured a decisive victory Sunday in midterm elections, expanding his control of Congress and giving his government fresh momentum to push forward with deep spending cuts and sweeping free-market reforms. The result gives Milei’s…
Gas and electricity bills ‘nearly double in all EU capitals’, new data reveals
Energy costs for households across Europe nearly doubled compared to a year ago, new data has revealed. Gas bills have soared 111% and electricity ones 69%, according to the latest figures from the Household Energy Price Index. Averaged, these two figures mean an energy bill increase of 90% — or nearly double — compared to…
BRICS Summit Begins with Goal of Ditching U.S. Dollar
The foreign ministers of BRICS member nations – and another 13 countries interested in collaborating with the anti-Western bloc – convened in Russia on Monday for a meeting outside of the confines of the BRICS annual summit to discuss, among other issues, ways to expand trade without the use of the U.S. dollar. “The proactive…
Thousands flee as Syrian insurgents advance to the doorstep of the country’s third-largest city
BEIRUT (AP) — Thousands of people fled the central Syrian city of Homs, the country’s third largest, as insurgents seized two towns on the outskirts Friday, positioning themselves for an assault on a potentially major prize in their march against President Bashar Assad. The move, reported by pro-government media and an opposition war monitor, was…
Japan PM Fumio Kishida announces he will step down in September
Kishida’s three-year term has been marked by scandal, rising living costs and record defence spending Japan’s prime minister, Fumio Kishida, has said he will not run for the presidency of his ruling Liberal Democratic party (LDP) next month – a decision that will result in the appointment of a new leader of the world’s fourth-biggest…
