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On February 12, 2024, the United Kingdom imposed sanctions on four Israeli settlers accused of human rights abuses against Palestinians in the West Bank, mirroring a similar action taken by the United States. The UK cited...
In a recent development, Emmanuel Macron is set to discuss a constitutional reform eliminating the right to citizenship by birth in Mayotte, a French overseas department. This move has triggered widespread discontent, with the population expressing...
A volcanic eruption occurred on the Reykjanes peninsula, an area in south-west Iceland, leaking molten rock at the town of Grindavík. The eruption began at the north of Grindavík, a fishing town with a population of...
On Monday, February 5th, Southern California experienced life-threatening flooding due to a powerful atmospheric river. It has caused problems like mudslides and power outages affecting big cities, especially Los Angeles. To better understand the situation, knowing...
In private conversations, President Joe Biden has expressed growing frustration over his inability to influence Israel’s military tactics in the Gaza Strip, according to sources close to his comments. Naming Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as...
The United States of America, one of the world’s oldest democracies, established a constitution over 200 years ago. Nine out of the 13 original colonies ratified the constitution under the promise of liberty; a promise of a...
Abstract: Democracies have established themselves as the norm in the 21st century but are under threat from backsliding and political manipulation. This paper will examine the philosophical and structural flaws inhibiting modern democracies, with a particular...
In 1993, an economics professor at Cornell University published a study with a damning conclusion: economics is making us selfish. After giving his students assignments to determine their levels of generosity before and after teaching rational choice theory,...
In a groundbreaking development, French authorities have dismantled a vast network engaged in the production and distribution of 3D-printed weapons. This revelation, marking a first in France, highlights the intersection of technology, crime, and gun control...
As a form of protest, farmers threw eggs and stones at the European Parliament, while also starting fires and setting fireworks near the building. The protesting was a cry for the European Union leaders to do...
The Ethics of Tech: Should Companies Be Held Accountable for AI Bias?
December 23, 2024
What will Happen to the Syrian Government Under New Rule?
December 16, 2024
