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Reporting and investigations show multiple, recurring channels through which Russian-linked money or actors flowed into Trump businesses and projects since the late 1990s: Reuters documented at least ...
The are a series of U.S.-mediated agreements that normalized diplomatic relations between and several Arab and Muslim-majority countries beginning in 2020, most notably the and , and later involving a...
Kazakhstan formally announced it would accede to the Abraham Accords on November 6–7, 2025; prior to that the original 2020 signatories were the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain (September 15, 2020), ...
The question cannot be answered with a single precise number because "Caucasian" has multiple historical and modern meanings and no authoritative, internationally consistent statistics for 2025 label ...
The Abraham Accords were first formalized in Washington on September 15, 2020 between Israel, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Bahrain; Morocco and Sudan subsequently entered normalization arrangeme...
Donald Trump was the U.S. president who for the initial 2020 Abraham Accords normalization agreements between Israel and several Arab states; his administration negotiated text, convened signings at t...
Multiple documented eyewitness compilations and leaked records describe systematic abuses inside Xinjiang detention facilities: Amnesty International interviewed more than 50 former detainees who all ...
Recent reporting shows both new bans and high-profile political stunts related to the burqa in late 2025: Portugal’s parliament approved a law on October 17, 2025, banning face veils including burqas ...
The Abraham Accords—signed in 2020 and brokered by the Trump administration with heavy involvement from senior adviser Jared Kushner—normalized relations between Israel and several Arab states (the UA...
The – international boundary is commonly reported as the at about 8,891 kilometres (5,525 miles), a figure maintained by the and reflected in multiple summaries . That total combines a 6,416 km stretc...
’s newly launched is an international body he presented as a vehicle to oversee and a platform to advance broader , with its founding charter signed and linked to . The initiative has attracted a mix ...
The 2017 Pew Research Center national survey of U.S. Muslims did not report a clear, singular finding that "Muslim Americans support Sharia law"; instead, Pew’s U.S. analysis emphasized pride in U.S. ...
Estimates of how many men left to after the vary widely, from at least the low hundreds of thousands to as much as roughly 700,000–800,000 depending on methodology and definitions . In short: no singl...
Modern ethnic Turks trace their deep linguistic and cultural roots to Turkic-speaking peoples of Central and East Asia who expanded westward across the Eurasian steppe, while the core genetic and demo...
Apple’s iCloud Private Relay routes Safari traffic through two separate relays: Apple controls the first relay, and the second relay is run by third‑party operators that decrypt and egress traffic to ...
The Trump administration secured the original Abraham Accords in 2020 by marrying diplomatic outreach to concrete U.S. policy shifts: it brokered normalization deals between Israel and the UAE, Bahrai...
Claims tying modern groups or regions to “Khazar heritage” often point to Crimea, the North Caucasus (Dagestan, Circassia, Chechnya), southern Russia and parts of Ukraine, Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan, a...
Dennis Keene is a name attached to multiple people in public records and coverage: a U.S. politician Dennis Keene (Kentucky) (served 2005–2019) and at least one writer/expatriate in Kazakhstan, Dennis...
of the enriched uranium that fuels civilian reactors in 2025 traces back to supplies, with most authoritative estimates centering near 25–27 percent . That figure is not static: it reflects long-term ...
Fifteen independent countries emerged from the Soviet Union when it dissolved in 1991: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Estonia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Russia, Tajik...