Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez completed a significant diplomatic mission in Paraguay, marking the final stop of his South American tour that previously included Chile and Uruguay. The […]
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Drake Bell Reveals Financial Struggles: Uncertain Future
Actor Drake Bell has disclosed his current financial difficulties, expressing uncertainty about his ability to cover basic expenses. In a recent statement, he admitted, “I don’t know how […]
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World Economic Forum founder Klaus Schwab and his wife cashed in on Davos with over $1 million in questionable travel expenses, investigation finds
Klaus Schwab, who founded the World Economic Forum in 1971 and transformed Davos into a hub for elite international networking and diplomacy, stepped down from his role as […]
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Episode 16: Powering Alabama’s Economic Progress with Leigh Davis of Alabama Power Company
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Probe of Davos Founder Reveals Financial Mismanagement and Unprofessional Conduct
An independent investigation into the activities of the founder of the World Economic Forum in Davos has uncovered instances of improper financial practices and unprofessional conduct. The inquiry, […]
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Greek Economist Yanis Varoufakis Discusses Gaza Situation in Egyptian Interview
A Greek economist and political thinker, Yanis Varoufakis, gave his first interview to an Egyptian newspaper, Al-Masry Al-Youm. He emphasized the importance of opposing the destruction of Gaza […]
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Chinese Taipei School Sport Federation to launch 2025 High School Basketball Overseas Training and Exchange Program in Auckland
The Chinese Taipei School Sport Federation is set to begin the 2025 High School Basketball Overseas Training and Exchange Program in Auckland, New Zealand. The event will take […]
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Britain’s water watchdog is to be put down
THIS IS, DECLARED Sir Jon Cunliffe, a modern “Great Stink moment”. In July 1858 the stench of untreated waste, wafting into Parliament from the banks of the Thames, […]
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Land of the rising shun? Immigration and Japan’s politics
The Liberal Democratic Party, which has dominated the political system for seven decades, just got a pasting at the polls—again. We ask why staid politics are getting swiftly […]
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Populism and polarisation come to Japan
THE LIBERAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY (LDP), Japan’s long-time ruling party, suffered a historic setback at upper-house elections on Sunday. The party and its smaller coalition partner, Komeito, lost 19 […]