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NOW YOU HAVE A REASON TO LIKE COCKROACHES
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NOW YOU HAVE A REASON TO LIKE COCKROACHES

Search-and-rescue teams responding to earthquakes, explosions, mudslides, and other disasters requiring them to dig into piles of rubble for survivors still have their sniffer dogs but now they have cockroaches too – and they’re just as useful.

Conceptual illustration depicting the economic impact of conflict, featuring financial graphs, stacked coins, and a silhouette of a soldier against a backdrop resembling the Ukrainian flag colors.
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RUSSIA RESPONDS TO UKRAINE’S INFRASTRUCTURE ATTACKS BY TARGETING KYIV’S ECONOMY

Russia has been carrying out new strikes across Ukraine that have been painful for Ukrainian consumers, who, for the first time in years, have seen supermarket shelves empty and a wide range of products either in limited production or no longer being produced, according to a report last week in the Financial Times.

The furled national flags of Russia and Ukraine separated by a barbed wire line and with armed military tanks in the foreground.
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RUSSIA’S ANCHORAGE SUMMIT DEMANDS TO END WAR ARE NO LONGER BEING CONSIDERED, ZELENSKY SAYS

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said last week that Kyiv is no longer considering the demands Russia laid out during the 2025 Anchorage summit at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson in Anchorage, Alaska, because he claims his forces are “currently in control of the situation on the battlefield.”

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu walking near a staircase at the United Nations headquarters in New York.
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APARTHEID STATE OF ISRAEL: NETANYAHU’S COALITION GETS ELECTIONS COMMITTEE TO BAR ARAB PARTY FROM OCTOBER ELECTION

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s extremist coalition managed to convince the country’s central elections committee to bar Ra’am, the largest Arab party, from taking part in the October elections that could result in the party having significant influence, given that Netanyahu’s coalition and his top challengers are unlikely to surpass the parliamentary majority threshold, the Financial Times reported.

FASCISM: AMERICAN BILLIONAIRE SWOOPS IN TO BUY LUKOIL ASSETS WITH U.S. GOV’T, TRUMP SYNDICATE BEHIND HIM
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FASCISM: AMERICAN BILLIONAIRE SWOOPS IN TO BUY LUKOIL ASSETS WITH U.S. GOV’T, TRUMP SYNDICATE BEHIND HIM

An American billionaire has his sights set on the assets that belong to the Russian company Lukoil that were set to be sold to the private equity company, the Carlyle Group, and his backers may very well help land him the deal because of their proximity to President Donald Trump, according to a report last week in the Financial Times.