Egalitarians in the United States House of Representatives on Thursday advanced President Joe Biden’s$1.75 trillion domestic investment bill — despite an anon-partisan arbitrator’s finding that it would add to the deficiency. The House suggested 220-211 to authorize the rule for …
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The virtual meeting between United States President Joe Biden and China’s leader Xi Jinping helped ease the growing pressure between the two countries but didn’t make advance in resolving moping US-China trade war controversies. The US-China trade war, which began …
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WASHINGTON: US Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken on Wednesday redesignated Pakistan as a country of particular concern (CPC) for violating religious freedom and also rebranded the Taliban as a reality of particular concern. The Trump administration first placed Pakistan …
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WASHINGTON: The United States denounced Russia on Monday for conducting a “ dangerous and reckless” bullet strike that blew up one of its own satellites, creating a debris pall that forced the International Space Station’s crew to take fugitive action. …
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The man who killed 51 Muslim worshippers at kirks in Christchurch is considering appealing against his life judgment, saying his shamefaced plea after the 2019 attack was attained under constraint, his counsel told state radio on Monday. White racist Brenton Tarrant, 31, …
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China will make people who support Taiwan’s independence criminally liable for life, according to a spokesman for China’s Taiwan Affairs Office, amid heightened pressures between Beijing and Taipei. On Friday, the Taiwan Affairs Office in Beijing advised that “ the …
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An independent Pentagon review has concluded that the US drone strike that killed innocent Kabul civilians and children in the final days of the Afghanistan war wasn’t caused by misconduct or negligence, and it doesn’t recommend any correctional action.
WASHINGTON: The FBI released hundreds of runners of recently declassified documents on Wednesday about its long trouble to explore connections between the Saudi government and the Sept 11 attacks, revealing the compass of an emphatic but eventually fruitless disquisition whose …
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BEIJING: China on Tuesday blamed the US for an absence of straightforwardness and obligation in regards to a mishap in the South China Sea including a Navy submarine the month before. At a day-by-day preparation, unfamiliar service representative Wang Wenbin …
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