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NSA

India, Australia inch closer to logistics support pact

Written by Shubhajit Roy | New Delhi | Published: December 10, 2019 5:13:23 am Australia PM Morrison likely to visit India from Jan 13-16Ahead of Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrisons visit next month, India and Australia moved closer to the Logisti…

bubmagDecember 10, 2019

Iran Liberalism

Iran ready for more prisoner swaps with US, not negotiations

TEHRAN Iran is ready for more prisoner swaps with the United States, the Cabinet spokesman said Monday even as he reiterated the Iranian leaderships stance that there will be no other negotiations between Tehran and Washington. The remarks by the spokesman, …

bubmagDecember 10, 2019

Putin

Putin says Georgian killed in Berlin was himself a killer

PARIS (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said a Georgian man murdered in Berlin in August was himself a killer who took part in bloody acts on Russian soil and that Moscow's requests for Germany to extradite him had not been heeded. Putin said he d…

bubmagDecember 10, 2019

China Uses ‘Social Credit System’ to Control Domestic, Foreign Companies

A Bloomberg Newsreport on Sunday described how Communist China uses its social credit system to control not just citizens but corporations and not just domestic companies, but foreign companies seeking to do business in China as well. Nervous foreign busine…

bubmagDecember 10, 2019

Greta Thunberg

Greta Thunberg Says Norway, Canada Oil Violates Children Rights

bubmagDecember 10, 2019

Recycling

Unwitting Republican Man Now the Face of Reusable Tote Bags

Barf BagWelcome to Barf Bag, a daily politics roundup to help you sort through the chaotic Trumpian news cycle. Steve Castor, the goon hired to steer Republicans through the impeachment hearings, made a sudden pivot to influencer and trendsetter when he was …

bubmagDecember 10, 2019

Climate Change

NSW emergency services minister criticised for ‘stifling’ climate change debate

The NSW emergency services minister has been criticised by a leading scientist after dismissing the climate change concerns of respected Australian fire chiefs as inappropriate and "quite unpalatable". A coalition of former emergency services bosses in November urged the federal government to declare a climate emergency as devastating bushfires raged…

bubmagDecember 9, 2019

Barack Obama

Kindle Unlimited is a fun and cheap way to read comics

The Kindle Unlimited program is $10 a month, and it gives you access to over a million books and comics on Amazon. Amazon is currently offering a deal: 3 months for 99 cents a month. The program includes a lot of popular books: the Harry Potter series, The Ha…

bubmagDecember 9, 2019

Anti-Putin Protests

Man who ate the $120,000 banana art installation says he isn’t sorry and did it to create art

artsPublished 9th December 2019 When a banana that was duct taped to a wall sold for $120,000, not everyone understood the artistic inspiration behind the piece. But one hungry artist did. David Datuna, an installation and performance artist from Georgia, …

bubmagDecember 9, 2019

Google

Google Back Under Investigation Over Labor Practices

For a company associated with fast access to the sum total of human knowledge, Google is certainly struggling to retain even the broad strokes of U.S. labor law. Just before Thanksgiving, Google abruptly dismissed four of its engineers, all of whom, incident…

bubmagDecember 9, 2019

India, Australia inch closer to logistics support pact

Iran ready for more prisoner swaps with US, not negotiations

Putin says Georgian killed in Berlin was himself a killer

Greta Thunberg Says Norway, Canada Oil Violates Children Rights

Unwitting Republican Man Now the Face of Reusable Tote Bags

NSW emergency services minister criticised for ‘stifling’ climate change debate

Kindle Unlimited is a fun and cheap way to read comics

Man who ate the $120,000 banana art installation says he isn’t sorry and did it to create art

Google Back Under Investigation Over Labor Practices

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