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Politics
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Student protest movement in Serbia: Challenging Vučić's rule
A student-led movement, sparked by a deadly rail station tragedy, is challenging Aleksandar Vučić's long-standing rule in Serbia's upcoming snap elections.
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Arab parties in Israeli election: The balance of power?
As no single bloc holds a clear majority in upcoming Israeli polls, Arab-majority parties—potentially holding 13-14 seats—could become the decisive factor in forming the next government.
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Cornell University rape investigation: President at risk
A former Cornell student alleges President Michael Kotlikoff questioned the timing of her gang-rape report, prompting a faculty no-confidence vote.
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Trump and Zelensky relationship: Why US-Ukraine ties are fracturing
The relationship between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky is facing a profound rupture, driven by personal rhetoric, shifting US energy policies, and concerns over dwindling military and intelligence support.
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Alberta referendum results: Unity wins amid US trade war
Alberta voters have decisively rejected separation, with over two-thirds choosing to remain in Canada. This victory provides Prime Minister Mark Carney with the political mandate to combat US trade pressures and pursue economic diversification through new global alliances.
