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Who
: Taiwan, China, US
What:
US arms deal with Taiwan aggravates China
Where:
Washington, Taipei, Beijing
When:
30th January
Why:
6.4 billion reasons to start with
The Saboteur’s ...
I was scouting the bookstore for books by African authors with no success. Even though the university I attended at the time had a way of perceiving and presenting itself...
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The collective human spirit can be a vehicle for positive change in the wake of intolerance or war as was seen in the 1960’s in the United States with the Civil Rights Movement and the Anti-Vietnam rallies. That same spirit can also be summoned for evil in its thirst for hysteria and fear mongering as demonstrated by the Nazis or the Khmer Rouge. However, the most compelling examples of the collective human spirit exist within the personal spaces of our daily lives. |
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| Gunfights: Taiwan, China and the US |
Who: Taiwan, China, US The Saboteur’s Spin: The Saboteur is looking forward to even more diplomatic flexing as America announces its plans to continue with its $6.4 billion arms sale to Taiwan. |
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