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‘Wrong on every count’: How the Guardian reported the 1956 Suez crisis
The Guardian opposed Britain and France’s 1956 military intervention in Egypt over the Suez Canal nationalization, facing public hostility and government pressure for its critical coverage.
How elderly ‘unsung heroes’ powered Lula’s historic fightback in Brazil
Over 1 million elderly Brazilians who skipped the first round voted in the runoff election on 25 October, helping President Lula achieve an unprecedented comeback victory and becoming celebrated as the election’s unsung heroes.
Joint List says it will back Eisenkot to form Israel’s next government
The Joint List alliance of Arab-led parties announced it will recommend Gadi Eisenkot to form Israel’s next government following last week’s election.
Could the US midterms further isolate Israel in Washington?
Democrats won midterm majorities as voters rejected Republican foreign policies, including the war with Iran and military support for Israel, marking a potential shift in Washington’s relationship with the country.
‘Healthcare not bombs’: How Gaza shaped Adam Hamawy’s path to US Congress
Adam Hamawy, an Egyptian-American surgeon and US Army veteran, won election to become New Jersey’s first Muslim congressman, campaigning on a platform of “healthcare not bombs” after medical missions to Gaza.
Why Guinea-Bissau halted a controversial hepatitis vaccine trial for babies
Guinea-Bissau halted a U.S.-funded hepatitis B vaccine trial after controversy over withholding shots from thousands of babies, with judicial police raiding facilities and seizing vaccine batches in mid-October.
Vance eyes 2028 reset, as Republicans mull pivot after US midterms drubbing
Republicans suffered major midterm losses, controlling neither chamber of Congress. Vice President JD Vance blamed the unpopular Iran war, signaling potential repositioning ahead of 2028.
Russell Brand is convicted of rape, and judge says he’ll get a prison term
Comedian Russell Brand was convicted of rape and sexual assault involving four women with allegations spanning over 20 years. A judge said he faces a significant prison term at sentencing next week.
Iran says tankers struck in Hormuz amid fears of new US attack
Iranian forces reported at least five tankers damaged in the Strait of Hormuz amid escalating tensions, as the US maintains military forces positioned for potential renewed operations against Iran.
‘Wrong on every count’: How the Guardian reported the 1956 Suez crisis
The Guardian opposed Britain and France’s 1956 military intervention in Egypt over the Suez Canal nationalization, facing public hostility and government pressure for its critical coverage.
How elderly ‘unsung heroes’ powered Lula’s historic fightback in Brazil
Over 1 million elderly Brazilians who skipped the first round voted in the runoff election on 25 October, helping President Lula achieve an unprecedented comeback victory and becoming celebrated as the election’s unsung heroes.
Joint List says it will back Eisenkot to form Israel’s next government
The Joint List alliance of Arab-led parties announced it will recommend Gadi Eisenkot to form Israel’s next government following last week’s election.
Could the US midterms further isolate Israel in Washington?
Democrats won midterm majorities as voters rejected Republican foreign policies, including the war with Iran and military support for Israel, marking a potential shift in Washington’s relationship with the country.
‘Healthcare not bombs’: How Gaza shaped Adam Hamawy’s path to US Congress
Adam Hamawy, an Egyptian-American surgeon and US Army veteran, won election to become New Jersey’s first Muslim congressman, campaigning on a platform of “healthcare not bombs” after medical missions to Gaza.
Why Guinea-Bissau halted a controversial hepatitis vaccine trial for babies
Guinea-Bissau halted a U.S.-funded hepatitis B vaccine trial after controversy over withholding shots from thousands of babies, with judicial police raiding facilities and seizing vaccine batches in mid-October.
Vance eyes 2028 reset, as Republicans mull pivot after US midterms drubbing
Republicans suffered major midterm losses, controlling neither chamber of Congress. Vice President JD Vance blamed the unpopular Iran war, signaling potential repositioning ahead of 2028.
Russell Brand is convicted of rape, and judge says he’ll get a prison term
Comedian Russell Brand was convicted of rape and sexual assault involving four women with allegations spanning over 20 years. A judge said he faces a significant prison term at sentencing next week.
Iran says tankers struck in Hormuz amid fears of new US attack
Iranian forces reported at least five tankers damaged in the Strait of Hormuz amid escalating tensions, as the US maintains military forces positioned for potential renewed operations against Iran.
Division among US Democrats over Schumer’s leadership role
Democrat Chuck Schumer expressed confidence in retaining his Senate majority leader position following the party’s strong midterm performance, though at least seven newly elected Democratic senators have publicly resisted supporting him in next month’s leadership vote.
Control of Congress is at stake today. And, judge to consider motion in Clancy case
Voters head to polls today in a record-spending midterm election with potential for Democrats to regain Congressional control, while a judge considers dismissing charges in a Massachusetts murder case.
Canada joins coalition refusing to play ice hockey against Russia over Ukraine war
Canada and several other nations are refusing to compete against Russian ice hockey teams, with Prime Minister Mark Carney stating Russian athletes will not compete in next month’s world junior championship.
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Yuri Milner’s Tech For Refugees and Uber Expand Their Partnership
Uber has expanded its partnership with the innovative non-profit Tech For Refugees. The ride-hailing and food delivery company first teamed up with Tech For Refugees in May 2023 to launch a programme offering transport to earthquake victims in Turkey. Tech For...
Sheikh Youssef Al Shelash: Spreading Saudi Arabian Brands Overseas
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Are American’s Better Drivers than Europeans?
In the United States, motorists cover more miles driven annually than anywhere else globally. But with all those cars on the road, you'd think American drivers would be far more skilled behind the wheel than their European counterparts. But first, consider their...
The Ukrainian Family That Has Become An International Symbol Of Civilian Death.
The Perebyinis family The photograph has become a worldwide symbol of Russia’s brutality toward Ukrainian civilians. Four people lay near an intersection in Irpin, a Kyiv suburb, on Sunday. All were dead or soon would be, from the force of Russian mortars. There had...