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Nigeria continues to suffer from corruption, security threats and an ailing economy.
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“[New Zealand’s claim that] ‘China has in recent times also become more assertive and more willing to challenge international rules and norms’ is wrong and thus regrettable.”
The aims of China’s new Solomon Island security pact are murky, but the country’s aggression in the South China Sea is undeniable. -
"On June 30, as a gesture of goodwill, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation completed their assigned tasks on Snake Island and withdrew the garrison stationed there."
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“Different people with different views are going to gather ... this will be a positive step for stability in Afghanistan and strengthening national unity.”
Since the Taliban overran Afghanistan, they have blocked women from participating in public life. -
“Russia's reputation is improving, confirmed by the ability of Russians to fulfill their obligations in any extreme circumstances.”
Analysts say the Eurobond default, a result of sanctions, will hurt Russia's credit ratings, market access, financing costs and the ruble for years to come. -
“The United States military does not recognize the United States Supreme Court revoking the constitutional right to abortion, which could turn into a constitutional crisis in the United States.”
The writer, popular on China’s Twitter-like platform, distorts the U.S. defense secretary’s comments after last week’s Supreme Court ruling. -
“Bucha 2.0: Kyiv unleashes an explosion in Kremenchug. What is known so far.”
Russia fires off falsehoods to spread confusion about its deadly missile strike on a Kremenchug mall. -
“Those most responsible for the tragedy that occurred, and the unfortunate loss of human lives, are the international mafias that organize the violent attacks.”
Human rights groups say Moroccan border security, not “mafias,” brutalized migrants seeking refuge in Spanish Melilla.