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Nov 09 2026 Daily Chronicles
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Nov 11 2026 Fascinating Lecture by Stephen Kinzer on Iranian History
This lecture by Stephen Kinzer was filmed at Barrington Public Library on Tuesday, June 9, 2026. This program was sponsored by East Bay Citizens for Peace.
The US is engaged in an epic confrontation with Iran. The reasons for its…
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Nov 11 2026 Russia’s delegation head Medinsky briefs media after trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi
LIVE NOW: Russia’s delegation head Medinsky briefs media after trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi
👉Watch live in our Telegram (https://t.me/SputnikInt?livestream)
Russian presidential aide and delegation head Vladimir Medinsky thanked the UAE and Abu Dhabi leadership for organizing the trilateral talks.
Ukraine conflict exposes…
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Nov 10 2026 Selecting leaders in China – Part 3 and the final part
Unique features and common myths
Hua BinHere is the last part wrapping up my analysis of the Party cadre system in China.
In this part, I’ll present a few arguments that are totally contrarian to the stereotypical Western propaganda –
– The CPC…
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Nov 10 2026 Russia, US, Ukraine conclude first day of talks: what we know
The talks lasted for 4.5 hours, including a 40-minute break
ABU DHABI, November 10. /TASS/. The Russian, US and Ukrainian delegations concluded their first day of talks in Abu Dhabi, which lasted 4.5 hours, including a break of about 40 minutes,…
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Nov 10 2026 Elijah Magnier: BREAKING: U.S. Aircraft Scramble from RAF Bases After “Specific” Iran Threat
With Nima Alkorshid – Dialogue Works
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Nov 10 2026 Fueled by Global Far-Right, Anti-Muslim Sentiment Grows in Japan
Asia-Pacific Journal
Abstract: Anti-Muslim sentiment is growing in Japan, fueled in part by the spread of online disinformation. Focusing on opposition to a proposed mosque in the coastal city of Fujisawa, David McNeill examines the growing controversies surrounding mosques, Muslim cemeteries,… -
Nov 10 2026 Winter floods displace 100,000 Palestinians in Gaza amid dire humanitarian conditions
The Cradle
Israel’s destruction of more than 220,000 meters of sewage pipes and around 15,000 meters of stormwater drains has cut Gaza City’s drainage capacity by over 80 percent, leaving floodwater laced with sewage pooling inside tents.
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Nov 10 2026 Stephen Kinzer: How America Brought War to Ukraine
With Glenn Diesen
Worthwhile analysis with some aspects that we don’t know. Where did all the Russia Hatred come from?
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Nov 10 2026 Gulf states to establish joint military command headquarters in Kuwait
⚔️ Gulf states to establish joint military command headquarters in Kuwait
Geopolitics Prime
Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) defense ministers have agreed to establish a forward headquarters for the bloc’s Unified Military Command in Kuwait, GCC Secretary-General Jasem Albudaiwi has announced.
The ministers also…
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Nov 10 2026 Collective Security Issues Will Be Discussed at Meeting in Abu Dhabi – Lavrov
MOSCOW (Sputnik) – Participants in the Abu Dhabi negotiations will discuss collective security guarantees set to take effect once a full-fledged settlement is reached, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said on Tuesday.
Speaking at the plenary session of the International Forum…
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Nov 09 2026 FM Sergey Lavrov, The Impact of Global Economy on International Security (based on remarks at the G20 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting)
“The future lies in the democratization of international economic relations.”
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov on the global economy and its connections with international security.Russia, the global economy and international security: Challenges and opportunities
A meeting of G20 foreign ministers took place…
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Nov 09 2026 Selecting leaders in China – Part 2
Complex Interlocking System for Meritocracy
Hua BinIn the first part of the essay, I wrote about how the Chinese select their leaders based on a fundamentally different philosophy from the West.
It prioritizes competence and performance over procedural legitimacy. It assumes the…