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Study finds MASS MIGRATION is a bigger problem than climate change – NaturalNews com

Study finds MASS MIGRATION is a bigger problem than climate change – NaturalNews com
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Germans see reducing migration as top priority: Poll

Germans see reducing migration as top priority: Poll
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Despite official hype of a strategic partnership, Iranian public is skeptical of Russia

The Iranian government has invested heavily in trying to sway public attitudes to embrace closer relations with Russia; but a plurality of Iranians would like to see balanced ties with all nations and for Tehran to pursue a mature, pragmatic overseas agenda.

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Taiwanese remain determined to defend country despite threats: Tsai

Taipei, June 10 (CNA) President Tsai Ing-wen (蔡英文) on Friday told the Copenhagen Democracy Summit virtually that Taiwanese are determined to defend their country and that Taiwan will continue working with like-minded nations to defend democracy from authoritarianism.

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Global views mixed on China boycott in event of attack

Respondents in a small majority of countries favored an economic boycott of China if it invaded Taiwan, a survey released on Monday by the Copenhagen-based Alliance of Democracies Foundation found. The latest Democracy Perception Index, which the foundation publishes in cooperation with the tech firm Latana, showed that respondents in 26 of the 50 countries surveyed preferred their government to cut economic ties with China if it attacked Taiwan. Among the 26 countries were many of China’s top trading partners such as Germany, Japan, South Korea and the US while the 26 countries accounted for more than 53 percent of

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