After the victory, a new window of opportunity will open for Ukraine. After our two revolutions, this period will not be very long – approximately six months or a year. It’s time to ask ourselves what we would like to do so importantly during this period, so as not to lose a new chance for …
It seems that freedom of expression and freedom of the press is being suffocated in Bangladesh under a draconian law titled Digital Security Act, and internationally acclaimed multi-award-winning anti-militancy journalist and editor of Weekly Blitz newspaper has become the latest victim of this law. For those who are yet to know this extremely courageous journalist …
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According to a recent report published by the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), internationally acclaimed multi-award-winning Bangladeshi journalist and editor of Weekly Blitz newspaper, Salah Uddin Shoaib Choudhury is facing proceedings under the infamous Digital Security Act (DSA), a draconian law introduced by the Bangladesh government for suffocating freedom of press and liberty of expression. …
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During active American involvement in World War II (1941–45), propaganda was used to increase support for the war and commitment to an Allied victory. Using a vast array of media, propagandists instigated hatred for the enemy and support for America’s allies, urged greater public effort, for war production and victory gardens, persuaded people to save …
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An unnamed source has revealed that a large group of Ukrainian citizens has surrendered to Russian forces with weapons! These people said they do not want to fight, but their leader is providing weapons to the citizens by giving greed! So that the citizens are forced to fight! It’s hard to believe, but the truth …
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A Reuters investigation anticipated the “breakdown of Russia’s monetary frameworks” over the long run because of the authorizations, and the office said that Russia “went through the beyond seven years assembling a goliath monetary framework, yet its economy is probably not going to endure the organized approvals from the West.” “The view that Russia won’t …
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Inflation now measures 6.5%, while the consumer price index in February rose by 1.16% month-on-month and now stands at 523.9 points. The CPI less housing cost rose by 1.26% month-on-month to 440.3 points, from a twelve-month increase of 4.2%. An announcement from Statistics Iceland states that the price of furniture, household equipment, etc. increased by …
In recent months, the inflation rate in Turkey has been steadily rising and last month the annual inflation rate was around 50%. However, the central bank has not changed interest rates in its last two meetings and has instead tried to ensure the stability of the national currency by using other tools, such as injecting …
On Thursday, grain prices recorded record levels in the European market trading sessions, and the price of wheat rose in an unprecedented manner, with 344 euros (about 384 dollars) per ton at the “Euronext” group, which manages a number of European stock exchanges. The prices of wheat and corn, which are Ukraine’s fourth exporter globally, …
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Uganda intends to impose strict penalties on anti-vaccinators, including heavy fines for anyone who refuses to receive vaccines against the emerging coronavirus, according to CNN. A parliamentary health committee said it was considering proposed legislation to fine or jail unvaccinated people in the East African country of about 45 million people. Parliament said in a …