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Canadians caught up in Trump voter fraud crackdown as U.S. accuses Canada of election interference
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Pick Sweden over British fighter jet offer, German defense officials urge Berlin
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CANADA: “Replacing/Banning Elon’s Starlink is Now “Top Priority”
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What regular gasoline in Europe would cost per gallon if Americans earned their wages (Oct 2026) [OC]
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'Great result for Canada', says Carney as Alberta votes to reject separatism
The separatism of Alberta was financially supported by the US.
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Millions of phones exposed to Israeli spyware operation through online ads, researchers say
EU and NATO websites displayed online ads linked to Israeli hacking software.
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How China is overtaking the USA as a scientific nation
www-telepolis-de.translate.googWhile Washington is cutting research budgets and university education is becoming a luxury, China has overtaken the US in 57 out of 64 key technologies.
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University research at China speed brings sea changes to science
China has increased incentives for publishing in top domestic journals such as National Science Review and Cell Research. PhD programs are moving away from rigid two SCI paper quotas to dissertation quality, originality and solving real world engineering problems. Bibliometric KPIs have shifted to high impact metrics like top 1% citations, Nature Index contribution and commercial patents.
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Russian satellites interfering with GPS found
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US threatens Europe over Starlink restrictions
Ambassador Andrew Puzder warns about ‘devastating’ retaliation if Brussels goes ahead with plans to limit spectrum access for non-EU companies.
Spectrum means the frequency range which is received and send.
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Army chief warns Britons will have to make ‘sacrifices’ to prepare for war
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Ukraine attacked St. Petersburg via NATO member Latvia to avoid the air defense.
Attacking Russia on in a war is nothing special, but since NATO supports Ukraine with coordinates of objects to attack and with weapons any direct attack from a NATO member could cause a much bigger war. I would buy masses of food that can be stored for months and store water. In the case you live near a NATO base search for another place.
Good luck everyone.
r/internationalaffairs • u/This_Is_The_End • 6d ago
Zelenskiy criticizes Trump's waiver of sanctions on Russia as 'wrong'
reuters.comTrump waives sanctions on Russia to get deals for fossil energy and Uranium. This has two advantages, Diesel and aviation fuel gets scarce as well as Uranium, since the US didn't allowed the development of Uranium mines.
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Thomas Piketty: 'Hundreds of thousands of French high schoolers work hard, but nothing is planned to welcome them into higher education'
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Canada: European Investment Bank applies for exemption from foreign bank status
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Could Russia Be Poised to Use an On-Orbit Weapon Against a Commercial Satellite?
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Denmark lashes out again at Sánchez over Spain’s migration regularisation, but EU summit avoids linking migration to crime
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Trita Parsi (@tritaparsi): "Efforts to hold Israel accountable for its violations of international law (war crimes, genocide etc) has taken a major step forward.
Efforts to hold Israel accountable for its violations of international law (war crimes, genocide etc) has taken a major step forward.
The Hague Group meeting this year is attended by government representatives of more than 40 countries, including speeches by a European FM for the first time (Norway).
And the meeting is taking place in the Trusteeship room at the UN headquarters itself.
Meeting is chaired by South African FM Ronald Lamola. Brazilian FM will also speak, among others.
And this is not just about Israel. It's about the centrality of international law - and the inescapable necessity of its enforcement!
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Order to limit Starshield for Ukraine came from inside White House, Reuters reports
This news confirms my suspicion. Not Musk but the Administration gave the order, which is logical because SpaceX gets paid by the state.
Everyone who blamed Musk, is an amateur like Malcom Nance.
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Omar Nashabe: The US has stripped Lebanon of sovereignty
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Why Can’t America Contain China? | Ask The Professor
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