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War failed, talks failed—Washington’s blockade will fail too
By Gary Wilson (Posted Apr 15, 2026) Originally published: Struggle-La Lucha on April 13, 2026 (more by Struggle-La Lucha) | Empire, State Repression, Strategy, WarAmericas, Iran, Israel, Middle East, United StatesNewswire When the U.S. delegation walked out of the Islamabad talks on April 12 without an agreement, Washington moved at once to escalate. Trump announced that U.S. naval forces would impose a blockade on…
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The pandemic may have undone decades of work in controlling teen pregnancies, shows a Behanbox analysis: at least 7% of all women aged 15-19 years began child-bearing in 2019-21, according to the latest round of National Family Health Survey. This is only a marginal decline since 2015, when the figure stood at nearly 8%. Up to 5% of the…
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Tim Barker 11 November 2024Politics It wasn’t close. Donald Trump’s reelection may not make the history books as a landslide: measured by share of popular vote or of the electoral college, his margins are historically in the middle of the pack. But it is decisive nonetheless. In 2020, there were seven swing states in which…
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. Just six months after its enthusiastic declaration of independence, a fledgling American nation was on the brink of collapse.British forces captured New York in a stunning victory, taking 3,000 American soldiers prisoner. The Continental Congress was forced to flee Philadelphia and relocate to Baltimore. American troops were mutinous, malnourished, and deserting in droves.With the outcome…
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‘The Gold Standard American Journalism I Was Taught Had Pulled Wool Over My Eyes’: Joe Sacco on Gaza
Elisha Vermani 12 hours ago Award winning cartoonist Joe Sacco talks about his approach to journalism, the genocide in Gaza and the misinformation around it in conversation with The Wire Joe Sacco in conversation with The Wire’s Seema Chishti. Photo: The Wire. New Delhi: ‘Is it genocide or is it self defence?’ is a question that…
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Moldova’s future is expected to be a very dark one whose trajectory is already set and might be impossible to offset. Moldovan President Maia Sandu was re-elected on Sunday after winning 55.35% of the vote, though the opposition refused to recognize the results since their candidate Alexandr Stoianoglo reportedly received 51% of the votes cast at home…

