Russia’s state broadcaster RT going all-out to boost legitimacy of rigged Duma election: Russia goes to the polls on September 19 to elect a new Duma – the country’s legislature. Russian elections are not known for their unpredictability – United Russia, the party linked to the president, Vladimir Putin, tends to come away with more …
Ukraine and Russia: why troop build-up unlikely to lead to all-out war: Russia’s recent build-up of 80,000 troops on its eastern border with Ukraine and in Crimea has put the international community on high alert. There are widespread concerns about Moscow’s intentions and a possible threat of war. Technically, Ukraine and Russia have been engaged …
South Africa in the news: New virus variant hits US as Biden vows all-out effort: The new variant of coronavirus was detected for the first time Tuesday in the United States and Latin America as President-elect Joe Biden vowed to significantly ramp up the vaccination drive.: “South Africa” – BingNews Colorado man first in U.S. …
Ethiopia’s troubled history provides clues to why an all-out civil war is possible: A man enters a polling station for Tigray's regional elections, which Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed deemed illegal. EDUARDO SOTERAS/AFP via Getty Images Ethiopia’s government, under Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, is carrying out a military offensive in Tigray, Ethiopia’s most northern state. A …
Nagorno-Karabakh: are Armenia and Azerbaijan sliding towards all-out war?: Nagorno-Karabakh is a place name few in the West will recognise. But this small, unrecognised mountainous state with a population of about 150,000, is now the site of deadly ongoing clashes between Armenia and Azerbaijan. Nagorno-Karabakh, known in Armenian as Artsakh, has been the object of …
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South Africa in the news: Munster’s Jaco Taute excited about prospect of all-out warfare: I’m just running out on the pitch and giving it my all.” In any event, the thought of watching this quarter-final in South Africa almost sends a shudder up his spine. “I think I would have cried. The season has been …
South Africa in the news: South Africa mull all-out pace attack: Heavy rain could mean a surprise omission for South Africa when the second Test gets underway in Hobart Australia aren’t the only side looking to the skies for inspiration in Hobart, where South African spinner Keshav Maharaj could be a shock omission for …: …