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17/06/2023

Meel aan bulshadu garsoorka u sinnayn laga ma fili karo' xasilloonaan siyaasaddeed, meel aan xasilloonaan jirinna, hanti iyo 'aqoon
midna ku ma kaydsamaan. Bulsho' labadaas weydana, salkeedu waa saboolnimo, maal iyo maskaxba.

25/03/2022

As the Russians have almost completely destroyed the city of Mariupol and continue to carry out military exercises on the border of NATO nations like Poland, it seems that all forms of communication have ceased between the U.S. and Russia. Previously, the two countries had a “deconfliction” communication channel open, but that now seems to be shut off, which could lead to a rapid, and deadly, escalation.

17/03/2022

Are we done with face masks?
Face masks were one of our earliest interventions to slow the spread of Covid-19. For two years we’ve largely relied on local governments and businesses to tell us when and where to wear them, but now those mandates are being lifted. So is it actually safe to take off the masks for good?

It depends on who you are and where you are. Some countries are still fighting off deadly waves of the virus. Many public health experts are warning that the pandemic isn’t over yet, even if it feels like it is to some of us. It’s a good idea to hang on to your mask for now, but that doesn’t mean you have to wear it every day for the rest of your life — just that you should take a few key things into consideration.

13/03/2022

12/03/2022

Kremlin-backed millionaires “can rinse their dirty money clean by buying up the most expensive houses in London,” says Jonathan Pie, a fictional newscaster created by the British comedian Tom Walker.

“It’s how the U.K. makes money. It’s the only industry we have left. Without it, we’d just be a car park for France.”

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Kremlin-backed millionaires “can rinse their dirty money clean by buying up the most expensive houses in London,” says Jonathan Pie, a fictional newscaster created by the British comedian Tom Walker. “It’s how the U.K. makes money. It’s the only industry we have left. Without it, we’d just be a car park for France.”