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Virtual reality, like Meta's metaverse, will enable psychological and emotional manipulation of its users at a level unimaginable in today’s media.
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19/08/2022
A&W is partering with the MS Society of Canada to raise money to support people with MS
09/06/2022
CNN
June 6, 2022
Stephen Collinson, Caitlin Hu and Shelby Rose
Biden's Saudi backtrack
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Basing foreign policy on morality always leads to charges of hypocrisy.
US President Joe Biden is coming face-to-face with this reality as he considers traveling to Saudi Arabia in the coming months — a nation he once branded a “pariah,” led by a government that he said had “very little social redeeming value.”
Biden’s trip to Saudi Arabia would likely include a meeting with the country’s de-facto ruler, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman -- whom US intelligence has blamed for the killing of Jamal Khashoggi, a US-based Washington Post columnist and dissident who was dismembered in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul. Saudi dissident groups, human rights campaigners and Khashoggi’s fiancée say Biden is losing his moral compass if he goes. But Biden needs Saudi help; skyrocketing gasoline prices in the United States are hammering the President’s approval ratings and could doom his party in November’s midterm elections.
Paving the way for Biden’s potential visit, OPEC last week agreed to pump more crude to offset falling Russian production due to Western sanctions over the war in Ukraine. Washington praised the Saudis for their role in that decision. The President last week tried to justify a proposed trip to Saudi Arabia as serving wider Middle East peace. “There is a possibility that I would be going to meet with both the Israelis and some Arab countries at the time — including, I expect, would be Saudi Arabia," he said.
The cold hard political truth is that America's perceived interests and its principles often clash; Washington supped with plenty of tyrants during the Cold War in its quest to defeat communism. But that doesn’t mean the US shouldn't try to do the right thing. Khashoggi's killing was an affront to US values of freedom of the press and individual rights.
Former President Donald Trump previously brushed off Khashoggi's killing on the grounds that Riyadh is on the US side against Iran (and a major purchaser of US weapons). Biden has set a higher standard -- but if he waters down his moral stance now in order to advance a political goal, he will pay a price.
06/06/2022
Meanwhile in America
CNN
June 6, 2022
Stephen Collinson, Caitlin Hu and Shelby Rose
Biden's Saudi backtrack
----------
Basing foreign policy on morality always leads to charges of hypocrisy.
US President Joe Biden is coming face-to-face with this reality as he considers traveling to Saudi Arabia in the coming months — a nation he once branded a “pariah,” led by a government that he said had “very little social redeeming value.”
Biden’s trip to Saudi Arabia would likely include a meeting with the country’s de-facto ruler, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman -- whom US intelligence has blamed for the killing of Jamal Khashoggi, a US-based Washington Post columnist and dissident who was dismembered in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul. Saudi dissident groups, human rights campaigners and Khashoggi’s fiancée say Biden is losing his moral compass if he goes. But Biden needs Saudi help; skyrocketing gasoline prices in the United States are hammering the President’s approval ratings and could doom his party in November’s midterm elections.
Paving the way for Biden’s potential visit, OPEC last week agreed to pump more crude to offset falling Russian production due to Western sanctions over the war in Ukraine. Washington praised the Saudis for their role in that decision. The President last week tried to justify a proposed trip to Saudi Arabia as serving wider Middle East peace. “There is a possibility that I would be going to meet with both the Israelis and some Arab countries at the time — including, I expect, would be Saudi Arabia," he said.
The cold hard political truth is that America's perceived interests and its principles often clash; Washington supped with plenty of tyrants during the Cold War in its quest to defeat communism. But that doesn’t mean the US shouldn't try to do the right thing. Khashoggi's killing was an affront to US values of freedom of the press and individual rights.
Former President Donald Trump previously brushed off Khashoggi's killing on the grounds that Riyadh is on the US side against Iran (and a major purchaser of US weapons). Biden has set a higher standard -- but if he waters down his moral stance now in order to advance a political goal, he will pay a price.
17/05/2022
Credit cards are a great financial product. They can be used to make everyday purchases such as gasoline and groceries. It can also be used to purchase big-ticket items like televisions, travel packs, or jewelry, since funds are not always available immediately. Here are some of the benefits offered...
16/05/2022
14/05/2022
Russia-Ukraine war: Ukrainian general predicts when war will end; UK warns Russia likely to rig referendums in Donbas – live
Kevin Rawlinson (now) and Helen Livingstone (earlier) 8 mins ago
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‘I’m disgusted’: readers in the Philippines on the 2022 election result
Eurovision 2022 final – live: Latest updates and results from Turin as UK places…
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Head of military intelligence for Ukraine says August will be turning point in conflict; UK says Russia failing to achieve political aims in Ukraine.
07/05/2022
The 23-game streak, which ended Friday, saw a steady, methodical strategy and some impressive stats on the buzzer.
28/04/2022
Got a gut feeling about gluten? Me too. Today we’re here to talk about one of the pressing issues that so many people are facing right now, and that is how to deal with gluten!
22/04/2022
Developments from Ukraine
• President Biden said the war was entering “a critical window.” He promised Kyiv an additional $800 million in military assistance, including 72 155mm howitzers and the tactical vehicles to tow them, 144,000 additional artillery rounds and more than 120 Phoenix Ghost drones.
• Russian President Vladimir Putin declared victory in the shattered Ukrainian port city of Mariupol — even as his advisers acknowledged that thousands of Ukrainian fighters remain holed up in a steel plant there and Ukraine’s president denied that Russia had made new advances. “The work of the armed forces to liberate Mariupol has been a success. Congratulations,” Putin said.
• New satellite images show a sweeping mass grave in the Russian-occupied village of Manhush, 12 miles west of Mariupol. The Maxar Technologies images show several rows of graves in four distinct sections, each measuring nearly 280 feet, first appearing sometime between March 23 and March 26.
• The Biden administration announced plans to expedite the arrival of Ukrainian refugees, creating a new system that will allow ordinary citizens and organizations such as churches to sponsor them. Officials also warned that Ukrainians attempting to cross via Mexico will be denied entry starting next week.
14/04/2022
Visit BBC News for up-to-the-minute news, breaking news, video, audio and feature stories. BBC News provides trusted World and UK news as well as local and regional perspectives. Also entertainment, business, science, technology and health news.
01/04/2022
https://www.reuters.com/?msclkid=6d8103a2b1bd11ecac2d1f9aa7b72b41
European buyers of Russian gas faced a deadline to start paying in roubles on Friday, while negotiations aimed at ending the five-week war were set to resume even as Ukraine braced for further attacks in the south and east.
22/03/2022
Get the latest breaking news and top news headlines at Reuters.com
22/03/2022
China
Chinese Boeing jet crashes in mountains with 132 on board, no sign of survivors, article with gallery
4:00 PM PDT
14/03/2022
CANCER affects millions of people globally. The more scientists know about each cancer in question, the better they will be able to treat it. A new study has discovered that the gut microbiome could play a role in cancer outcomes and treatment.
12/03/2022
Welcome to The New York Times on Facebook - a hub for conversation about news and ideas.
09/03/2022
Can the West save Kyiv Without Starting a war with Russia?
03/03/2022
If you're looking for a reason to care about tree loss, this summer's record-breaking heat waves might be it. Trees can lower summer daytime temperatures by as much as ten degrees Fahrenheit and lower energy costs. Here's how you can help.
28/02/2022
https://apnews.com/hub/russia-ukraine?utm_source=apnewsnav&utm_medium=featured
Here’s what you need to know about the unfolding crisis in Ukraine. Get the latest developments following the Russian attack.
24/02/2022
Bloomberg News Wire.
Bloomberg News Wire
24/02/2022
Bloomberg News Wire
24/02/2022
FAUCI SPEECH IN 2012 WHY KILLING MILLIONS IS GOOD FOR SOCIETY
24/02/2022
After months of military buildup and brinkmanship on its border with Ukraine, Russia invaded its ex-Soviet neighbour with a multi-pronged attack, threatening to destabilize Europe and draw in the United States.
23/02/2022
This exclusive interview with Stephanie Seneff, PhD reveals the ALARMING truth about glyphosate, a highly toxic herbicide that is poisoning many of the most popular foods sold throughout North America
18/02/2022
The two-year COVID crisis put many markets on a wild ride—just look at U.S. treasuries—but few have had a crazier time than crude oil: from total collapse in 2020 to the brink of US$100 a barrel today.
14/02/2022
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