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General Assembly president calls for halt to nuclear tests

The president of the UN General Assembly, Volkan Bozkir, on Sept. 8 called for an end to nuclear tests, as ambassadors gathered to commemorate the...

Black People In Guyana Protest COVID-19 Vaccinations

Nation of Islam’s Strong Presence Pivotal In Exposing Danger of Vaccines It is home to the largest, unspoiled rainforest in South America, yet this nation...

UN marks first International Day for People of African Descent

The UN celebrated the enormous contributions the African diaspora has made in every field of human endeavor, marking the first-ever International Day for People...

UK food, hospitality firms hit by shortages, shoppers warned to brace for price hikes

Stock shortages have impacted over a quarter of food and hospitality businesses in the United Kingdom in recent weeks and shoppers were told to...

Resistance leader’s death deepens Kashmir strife

NEW DELHI—The death of a top separatist leader in disputed Kashmir and the ensuing crackdown on public movement and communications by Indian authorities have highlighted the...

Migrant death toll increases on Atlantic route to Europe

MADRID—At least 11 people are feared dead after another boat crossing the Atlantic Ocean to get from North Africa to Spain’s Canary Islands became a trap...

Brazil’s Indigenous march to pressure court on land ruling

BRASILIA, Brazil—Thousands of Indigenous people marched toward Brazil’s Supreme Court in late August to pressure justices expected to issue a ruling with far-reaching implications...

Humiliated in Afghanistan: America’s warmongering results in major failure

Even as the United States sought to exit Afghanistan, the horror of violence and war followed her. Things do not portend well for the...

Sudan: Its diversity, economics and history

KHARTOUM, Sudan—Nothing says diversity like Sudan. Once Africa’s largest country, now divided by neocolonial and neoliberal machinations the U.S. help to engineer, it’s separated...

Venezuela asks ICC to probe U.S. sanctions as crime against humanity

Venezuela says it has asked the International Criminal Court (ICC) to investigate U.S. sanctions imposed on the Latin American country as crimes against humanity...