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Myanmar’s Military Is Setting Fire To Hundreds Of Villages On A Burning Spree To Crush The Resistance

The Myanmar military has been setting fire to hundreds villages in the north of the country to crush the resistance, according to local reports.

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This Chinese Influencer Displayed An Ice Cream Tank On A Live Stream And Got Censored Over Tiananmen

Young people in China are inadvertently learning about the Tiananmen Square Massacre after an influencer’s live stream was cut off after it showed a tank-shaped ice cream.

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People In Taiwan Held A Vigil For The Victims Of The Tiananmen Massacre After China Banned It In Hong Kong

Hundreds of people in Taiwan gathered at in Taipei on June 4 to commemorate the 33rd anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre in Beijing, China, as the Hong Kong vigil was banned once again.

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Australia’s New Prime Minister Has Appointed A Record Number Of Women In His Government

Australia’s new government was sworn into office on Wednesday June 1, with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese appointing a record number of women.

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Canada Has Proposed A New Bill To Freeze All Buying And Selling Of Handguns In The Country

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced a bill that would place a national freeze on handgun ownership across Canada.

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The Church Of Scotland Will Allow Its Ministers To Officiate Same-Sex Marriages For The First Time

The Church of Scotland has voted to allow its clergy to officiate same-sex marriages for the first time.

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New Zealand’s Prime Minister Gave A Powerful Speech At Harvard About Gun Control And Democracy

New Zealand’s Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern, received a standing ovation as she discussed democracy, gun reform and disinformation during her commencement speech at Harvard on Thursday May. 26.

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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson Held Excessively Drunken Parties During Lockdown, Breaking Rules

A report into British prime minister Boris Johnson’s lockdown-breaking parties has been published, revealing a drunken and rowdy party culture in Johnson’s Downing Street while the rest of the UK was under a strict lockdown.

In a long-awaited report, the United Nations has found that China may have committed crimes against humanity against Uyghurs

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A Massive Leak Of Chinese Police Files Has Exposed China’s Abuse Of Uyghurs In Xinjiang

Thousands of images and documents detailing China’s treatment of the Uyghur Muslim minority in internment camps have been leaked, exposing the human rights abuses committed by the Chinese government.

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Australia Voted Out Its Conservative Government And Elected A Leftist Prime Minister, A First In A Decade

For the first time in almost a decade, Australians have elected a left-wing prime minister, ending nine years of conservative government rule.

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Australia’s Prime Minister Accidentally Tackled This Boy To The Ground During A Soccer Match

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison accidentally tackled a boy to the ground during a friendly soccer match while he was campaigning in Tasmania on Wednesday May 18.

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The Russian Gymnast Who Wore A Pro-Invasion “Z” Symbol To Compete Has Been Banned For A Year

Russian gymnast Ivan Kuliak has received a one-year ban for wearing a pro-invasion “Z” symbol during the parallel bars event of the 2022 Gymnastics World Cup in Doha.