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In this remote Amazon city, the "Soldier of the Homeland" and "the Patriot" hung about the jungle infantry brigade, pleading with the soldiers to stage a military revolution. "SOS, military! The Soldier, a hulking marine corps reserve who revealed his name only out of dread of going to prison, said, "Save our country!" The Patriot, a 30-year-old cosmetics saleswoman with similar concerns about being recognized, said, "We want the military forces to ensure law and order." Since November 1st, w

Elon Musk said on Tuesday that he would not leave his position as the company's CEO until he can find a suitable successor, citing the company's financial situation as justification for delaying his intended exit. "As soon as I find someone naive enough to accept the position of CEO, I will step down! Musk wrote, "After that, I'll only handle the software & servers teams," and then he joined a Twitter Livestream to talk about the company's condition with a former intern." For the first time si

Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia, said on Thursday that he wants to put an end to the conflict in Ukraine and that a diplomatic solution is needed. Putin said this about the Ukraine war. These statements were made only one day after US President Joe Biden welcomed Ukrainian Prime Minister Volodymyr Zelenskyy to the White House and assured him of the country's unwavering support. According to Mr. Putin, the goal of the Russian government is "to finish this conflict," not "to spin the fly

What happened to the Jews from India who traveled to Israel? As per BBC news, Jews from India were promised land many years ago. Around 80,000 people are estimated to live in the country of Israel. They originated in Maharashtra, a state in western India. Thus, some 80,000 Jews from Maharashtra traveled to Israel. The transition did not go as well as anticipated. An Indian Jew said that, like many other members of his community, his family had faced discrimination because of their darker skin t

After Argentina's victory over France in the World Cup final, Lionel Messi was given a bit, a traditional Arab cloak, which covered the bulk of his Argentina jersey. Messi got the cloak thrown over his jersey by Gianni Infantino, the president of FIFA, and Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, the Emir of Qatar. Messi scored Argentina's first and third goals as they tied 3-3 with France after extra time before overcoming them on penalties. The couple then escorted the striker, a player for Qatari-o

According to reports from news agencies, Russian President Vladimir Putin gave orders to strengthen Russia's borders and instructed the country's security services to maintain greater control over society while also ensuring the safety of people living in regions of Ukraine that Moscow claims as its territory. On Monday, the Russian state-owned RIA news agency quoted Russian President Vladimir Putin as stating that "Work must be strengthened via the border services and the Federal Security Serv

A mother and former Georgetown University professor criticized the "woke army" for entering US classrooms with texts that accuse the country of racism. Asra Nomani spoke before Congress on Tuesday about how she has come under attack by activists as a result of her worries about textbooks promoting critical race theory, which she said pose a "threat to democracy." Nomani, who was born in India and came to the US as a youngster, said that because of her ideas, she has been dubbed "the face of wh

A disagreement over releasing public data on the billionaire's jet led to the suspension of many journalists' Twitter accounts, which Elon Musk has reinstated. Government officials, advocacy groups, and journalistic organizations all expressed outrage at the extraordinary bans, with some claiming that they were endangering press freedom. Musk defended the suspension of the accounts on Thursday, claiming that the media had put his family in danger by "doxxing," or leaking, nonpublic details abo

In the heart of Kolkata, Brabourne Road is a busy thoroughfare with rickshaw pullers, automobiles, motorcycles, and pedestrians along the sidewalks. The Magen David Synagogue is peaceful and deserted in the midst of the metropolitan noise. Outside, a Muslim guard keeps vigil. The synagogue is seldom utilized in this 14 million-person metropolis, where there are just 25 estimated Jews left. On Jewish festivals, Magen David and the other two synagogues in the city used to be crowded. Nearly 3,500

The most senior US general claims that 100,000 Russian and 100,000 Ukrainian soldiers have died or been injured as a result of the combat in Ukraine. Gen. Mark Milley, the chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, said that at least 40,000 people died as a consequence of their involvement in the conflict. These are the most optimistic projections a Western official has yet made. He said that signs that Kyiv was ready to pick up negotiations with Moscow offered "an opportunity" for conversatio

For her part in The Salesman (2016), which took home the Most Foreign Language Film trophy at the 89th Academy Awards, Taraneh Alidoosti is best recognized outside of her native Iran. She has won a Crystal Simorgh, an Iran Cinema Celebration Award, and Iran's Film Critics and Writers Association Award, among other honors. She is also well known for appearing in the films Shahrzad, About Elly, and Fireworks Wednesday (2015–2018). Being a feminist activist, Taraneh, to show her support for the M

After what human rights organizations have criticized as egregious injustices, Iranian authorities have murdered two individuals who were found guilty of crimes related to the country's anti-government rallies that were broadly characterized as national security. According to the court, Mohsen Shekari, 23, was hung last Thursday in Tehran, the country's capital. Majidreza Rahnavard, a second guy of the same age, was publicly killed in the holy city of Mashhad four days later. Both were declare