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Catoe from the Financial Times highlights reader proposals for post-Brexit Britain.
U.S. tech giants invest in internet cables while the U.S. excludes China over espionage concerns.
Angela Merkel's past in Communist East Germany raises questions about recent biographies published.
Activists aboard the Global Sumud Flotilla approach Gaza, displaying a message of solidarity while accompanied by a pod of dolphins symbolizing hope.
World trade grew from $63 billion in 1950 to over $17 trillion in 2020, but recent events have sparked a backlash against globalization.
Keith Baron and CEO Aaron search for gold in Ecuador's Amazon after a historic discovery.
Activists face sabotage as they attempt to deliver aid to Gaza, highlighting the humanitarian crisis and criticizing government inaction from the US, UK, and Israel.
In post-Soviet countries, the elusive substance red mercury fuels a dangerous black market, raising global security concerns amid widespread uncertainty.
The backstop for Northern Ireland complicates the UK's EU membership separation process.
Ukrainians eligible for Israeli immigration receive support from the Jewish Agency and Sharansky.
Pim Fortuyn's controversial views on Islam lead to his assassination in the Netherlands.
Chris Patten discusses Hong Kong's governance and the impact of Beijing's policies on its identity.
Protests in Eswatini escalate after Tabani Ngomonia's death, leading to violent clashes with state security.
Paul Mason supports Trident to strengthen Labour under Jeremy Corbyn in Britain against threats.
Germany's Parliament debates military support for Ukraine, focusing on Western tanks and vehicles.
Half a million people once worked in traditional industries along a road now marked by economic decline and job insecurity across Great Britain.
The Vietnamese New Year in 1968 ends with a deadly attack on the U.S. embassy in Saigon.
Gideon Rockland and Tony Barber discuss Catalonia's independence referendum and Madrid's response.
Representatives from 27 micronations gathered for a summit in Dunwoody, Georgia, to discuss their self-declared sovereign states.
Ferdinand Marcos Jnr is set to become the next President of the Philippines, reviving his family's legacy.
Nigeria becomes Africa's largest economy as Boko Haram attacks and kidnaps schoolgirls.
Obama hesitates on military action in Syria after Assad crosses a critical line in August 2013.
Haiti faces turmoil as President Martelli resigns, igniting protests and a power vacuum.
The Prime Minister confirms the UK's decision to invoke Article 50 and leave the EU.
The federal response to Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico is compared to Harvey and Irma.
John Paul Rathbone discusses the rise of strongman leaders in Latin America, including AMLO and Bolsonaro.
Vladimir Lenin returns to Russia as the provisional government seeks Freedom and Hope after the Tzar's fall.
Miranda Green and Robert Shrimsley discuss Boris Johnson's Brexit Map and recent developments.
Donald Trump faces scrutiny over Russian interference in the 2016 election and business ties to Putin.
The video analyzes the return of strongman leaders like Donald Trump and Rodrigo Duterte.
The Taliban fights the Islamic State in Afghanistan after the fall of Kabul and political upheaval.
25 years after the Tiananmen Square massacre, Beijing faces heavy security and censorship.
Two Georgia men plan an attack on HAARP in Gakona, Alaska, inspired by conspiracy theories.
U.S. policies in the Gaza conflict have significantly impacted Palestinian children, leading to widespread disappointment and calls for justice among affected families.
Peter Lim Johan faces rejection from Senators in Thailand's Parliament despite popular support.
Protests in Berto Rico demand Governor Rocio's resignation amid corruption and outrage.
Theresa May defends UK air strikes in Syria to prevent chemical weapon use.
Theresa May defends the Brexit deal and emphasizes the 2016 referendum's importance.
Theresa May delays the Brexit vote due to concerns over the Northern Ireland backstop.
The Prime Minister secures legal changes for Brexit, ensuring no hard border in Northern Ireland.
Theresa May meets President Juncker to discuss Brexit and the House of Commons vote.
Theresa May remains Prime Minister amid a turbulent year and Brexit negotiations ahead.
Theresa May presents a Brexit deal to Parliament, ensuring a March 29 departure from the EU.
The Prime Minister's Brexit deal is rejected again, with MPs voting 391 to 242 against it.
The Financial Times explains the British immigration plan post-Brexit and its criticisms.
British voters advocate for leaving the European Union to regain control over laws and trade.
Mike McCarter advocates for moving Oregon's border to join Idaho, gaining rural support.
Massive crowds in Iran mourn Qassem Soleimani after his death by an American drone strike.
