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The Consultative Forum on Ireland’s International Security Policy took place in June which drew criticism of its chair from President Michael D Higgins.

"Saturday Night Live" has long been a source of comedy for Americans, but it’s also been what Dave Rubin calls “a mirror to look back on us.” “We needed satire to look back on the [ridiculousness] and make fun of our politicians,” says Dave, “but you know that most of our comedy and our drama … went...

Moscow has expressed readiness to help mediate a negotiated end to the Palestinian-Israeli crisis. But where do Russia’s true sympathies lie, both historically and in the present moment? Is a Russian-negotiated resolution to the conflict a real possibility? Sputnik digs through the details, and the history, for answers.

Greenhouse gas emissions by Koreas top 15 corporate emitters increased by 9.1 percent last year compared with four years ago, data showed Wednesday.

Yang Yin held her wedding ceremony in Shanghai during the just past National Day holidays, a traditional wedding peak in China. The wedding, in her words,

U.S. Senator Kevin Cramer joined his colleagues on Friday in a letter to the FCC, expressing strong opposition to a proposal reinstating the regulations of Title II of the Communications Act, on the letter concluded by saying, "We urge you to end this charade and shelve this fifth attempt to adopt the so-called 'net neutrality' regulations."

Indias stance on net neutrality should not be altered, as it has been beneficial for the countrys digital economy and bridging the digital divide. Telecom companies argue they should have a share of the profits generated by content producers, but this is rent-seeking behavior. The government has already provided solutions to address their concerns, and seeking additional revenue streams from content creators would not be beneficial.

This summer was hotter and longer than usual. Summer-like weather continued even during the Chuseok holiday when the weather usually cools. It was a wake-up call for many experiencing climate change firsthand to pay attention to rapid climate change response and specific measures.

EXCLUSIVE - The BBC has received immediate backlash over new social media rules for its star presenters, which are being described as a free for all culture that will allow stars to spout controversial political views.

China is undergoing a wide-ranging and profound transformation in its economy and society to achieve the goal of peak carbon dioxide emissions before 2030 and carbon neutrality before 2060, a spokesperson from Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on Tuesday, in response to International Energy Agency (IEA)’s pushing for China to achieve carbon neutrality ten years earlier than its target.