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Weekly Recap: Feb 7 to Feb 13
February 2022/Weekly Recap

Weekly Recap: Feb 7 to Feb 13

By theiasgazette / February 14, 2022

14 Feb: Thousands of Ukrainians marched across the capital of Kyiv last Saturday (Feb 12) to show unity as fears of an invasion from Russia Looms. US President Joe Biden issued a warning last Thursday (Jan 10) to Americans in Ukraine to leave within 48 hours as Russia continues to threaten an invasion. Iran’s nuclear deal talks restarted last Tuesday (Feb 8) in Vienna, where delegates from Iran, China, Russia, France, Germany, UK and Use to salvage the 2015 nuclear deal.

Weekly Recap: Jan 17 to Jan 23
January 2022/Weekly Recap

Weekly Recap: Jan 17 to Jan 23

By theiasgazette / January 24, 2022

Jan 24: Indonesia names new capital “Nusantara”, Barbados holds its first elections after officially transitioning to a republic, with the incumbent party winning in a landslide victory, Britain warns against Russia and China that the West will not tolerate dictatorial aggression and coercion.

Weekly Recap: Nov 22 to Nov 28
November 2021/Weekly Recap

Weekly Recap: Nov 22 to Nov 28

By theiasgazette / November 29, 2021

Nov 29: At least 27 refugees and asylum seekers die while crossing the English Channel, The Socialist Party of Venezuela clinches a big victory winning 20 out of 23 governor posts, China reduces its diplomatic engagement with Lithuania following the Baltic state’s opening of a de facto embassy in Taiwan.

Weekly Recap: Aug 9 to Aug 15
August 2021/Weekly Recap

Weekly Recap: Aug 9 to Aug 15

By theiasgazette / August 16, 2021

Aug 16: The UN released a climate report last Monday emphasising global warming may reach an irreversible state, North Korea did not answer routine calls with South Korea on inter-Korean hotlines last Tuesday, Taliban forces entered Afghanistan’s capital Kabul last Sunday

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