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Tag Archives: WorldNews
Trump blasts UK PM May’s Brexit plan, says it puts trade deal in doubt
A disunited Europe is Putin’s goal and, hence, a must do for #PuppetTrump! U.S. President Donald Trump said a free trade deal with Britain might be impossible if it went ahead with Prime Minister Theresa May’s proposals for post-Brexit ties with the European Union, in a damaging intervention set to further criticism of her plans.
He Sues to Discredit Climate Scientists. Now He’s Being Sued by His Allies.
David Schnare’s conservative legal group seeks to discredit climate science. But it appears to be imploding amid allegations of financial mismanagement, attempted extortion and faked documents.
Trump touts ‘great progress’ after North Korea skips repatriation of war dead talks
None of his fans pay any attention, it seems, to anything but what he says and what Fox news says – bubble people

President tweeted ‘a very nice note’ from North Korean leader just hours after officials failed to show up at the planned meeting
Donald Trump has released a letter he received from North Korean leader Kim Jong-un while touting “great progress” in negotiations between the United States and Pyongyang – despite reports of a breakdown in talks.
“A very nice note from Chairman Kim of North Korea. Great progress being made,” the president said in a tweet that included both a copy of Kim’s letter, dated 6 July, and its translation.
China does not need U.S. soybeans for state reserves: Sinograin official
How Germany Won Freedom for the Widow of China’s Most Famous Dissident
The interest of Angela Merkel in China’s human rights record, and her personal touch, helped secure the release of Liu Xia, the widow of Liu Xiaobo.
Malala Yousafzai slams Trump for ‘cruel’ child separations

Nobel peace prize laureate criticises policy while in South America promoting girls’ education
Nobel peace prize laureate Malala Yousafzai has criticised as “cruel” Donald Trump’s policy of separating children from their parents at the US-Mexico border.
“This is cruel, this is unfair and this is inhumane. I don’t know how anyone could do that,” Yousafzai said on Wednesday during her first visit to South America where she was promoting girls’ education. “I hope that the children can be together with their parents.”
Irish Senate approves West Bank settlements bill barring imports

The Irish Senate has passed a bill prohibiting imports of goods made in Israeli West Bank settlements defying international law. Unlikely to become law, it is a symbolic slap in the face.
Battling Fake Accounts, Twitter to Slash Millions of Followers
Gonna get lonely out there with the fake accounts gone. Twitter will begin removing tens of millions of suspicious accounts from follower numbers, signaling a major new effort to fight fraud and restore trust on the platform.
Sri Lanka to begin hanging drug dealers, to ‘replicate success of Philippines’
Sinking to new lows for humanity.

Government says executions will resume after moratorium of almost 50 years, citing Rodrigo Duterte’s war on drugs
Sri Lanka will begin hanging drug dealers, ending a near-half-century moratorium on executions, as officials promised explicitly to “replicate the success” of the Philippines’ grisly war on drugs.
Sri Lanka’s decision to cite the Philippines as its model is certain to draw criticism. Under president Rodrigo Duterte 4,200 drug suspects have been killed in the Philippines, although rights groups say the true number could be at least triple that figure.
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