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Russia’s parliamentary elections ran into some serious digital turbulence this weekend. As the three-day vote entered its second day, officials
Japan Bathing Etiquette for Foreigners: Common Mistakes to Avoid When Bathing Naked in Japanese Onsen
Walk into your first onsen and the culture shock probably won’t be the hot spring itself, it’ll be the fact
US-China Pharma Deals: Why Washington May Allow Most Licensing Agreements With Chinese Drugmakers
For all the friction between Washington and Beijing lately, it looks like medicine might end up being the exception rather
Canada-EU Alliance: Mark Carney Backs Historic Proposal to Make Canada the EU’s First Associate Member
Something big might be brewing between Canada and Europe. Prime Minister Mark Carney has thrown his support behind a bold
US F-35 Sale to Saudi Arabia: Why the $24.3 Billion Fighter Jet Deal Is Controversial
The U.S. just cleared a path for Saudi Arabia to buy something it’s wanted for years: the F-35. On September
Texas and the Muslim Brotherhood Designation: What Abbott’s Speech Signals
Governor Greg Abbott’s latest remarks place Texas at the centre of a wider U.S. debate over how governments should respond
Indonesia’s New Finance Minister Pledges Tax Refunds for Overpaid Taxes as Delays Come Under Scrutiny
If you’ve overpaid your taxes, getting that money back matters just as much as paying it did in the first
Mexico Issues Arrest Warrant for Suspect in Killing of Spanish Exchange Student Claudia Tacoronte
Mexican authorities have arrested a man suspected of murdering Claudia Tacoronte, a 21-year-old Spanish exchange student who was stabbed to
Robert Kraft Says Ed Sheeran Asked Him for $2 Million Amid the Macklemore Fallout
The Macklemore-Sheeran tour drama just picked up a very expensive new subplot. Robert Kraft, the Patriots and Gillette Stadium owner,
Nepal Seeks $20 Million From UN Climate Fund After Devastating Floods as New Study Links Disaster to Climate Change
Three weeks after a wall of ice, rock, and mud tore through northern Nepal, killing more than 1,300 people and
