Month: October 2019
State Department Official Demanded Kurds Capitulate to Islamists
Merkel’s extremist legacy in Germany: Alternative for Germany gains in Thuringia
Ancient Japanese poetry of Mibu no Tadamine
Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi “Died like a dog. He died like a coward,” declares Trump
Over 40 killed in Iraq by government security forces and Iranian backed militias
Tensions in Bolivia after Evo Morales re-elected because of alleged fraud
Japan puts faith in Myanmar under Aung San Suu Kyi and her democratic path
Iraq Protests Could Help Check Iranian Influence
Japanese art and the allure of the past on the artistic soul of Kanzan Shimomura
Hamas supports Turkey crushing the Kurds and other minorities in Northern Syria
Enthronement of Emperor Naruhito in Japan is proclaimed
Chile marred by anti-government protests that have left at least 13 dead
Lebanon seeks to quell mass discontent by approving economic reforms
Japanese Contemporary Artist and Hakone
Financial solution for cyberattacks should entail cyber insurance
EU and UK reach a deal but unlikely to pass the Parliament of the United Kingdom
Art and Buddhism crossing from the Middle Kingdom to the Land of the Rising Sun
Typhoon Hagibis death toll reaches 75 while 10 people are still not accounted for
HP beefs up cybersecurity on its latest consumer laptop
Japan reaches the last 8 of the Rugby Union World Cup: New Zealand remains the favorite!
Typhoon Hagibis in Japan leads to many fatalities, missing people, and mayhem
Russia Exports Its Missile Early-Warning Knowhow to China
Is the WhatsApp under attack by GIFs?
NATO Turkey is bombing the Kurds and others while helping ISIS break free in Syria
Typhoon Hagibis soon to hit mainland Japan – projections unsure if Tokai or Kanto region
Turkey offensive in Syria: Sheepish America, Iran, and Russia but Trump consistency
Typhoon Hagibis set to hit mainland Japan this weekend
Ethiopia rejects Egypt’s “colonial-era” approach to the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam
President of Ecuador blames meddling after austerity measures lead to major protests
Japanese artist and a delightful Dutch winter landscape based on Hendrick Avercamp
Protests in Iraq leads to more bloodshed: Approaching 100 dead in Iraq
Russia’s Advances in Electronic Warfare Capability
Bangladesh and killing Buddhist monks and the followers of Hinduism
Many killed in Iraq after security forces kill protestors
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