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Since the winter of 2021 and throughout Russia’s February 2022 invasion of Ukraine, the Russian Navy has been very active in Asia. On August 21, 2022, for example, 14 Russian warships sailed into the Sea of Japan for drills.

Ex-union leader, ex-president, ex-convict: Lula da Silva could well win the first round of Brazil's presidential elections on Sunday. Still, allegations of violence and forgery by the Bolsonaro camp remain a concern.

In a stunning reversal from previous guidelines, borrowers who have federal student loans that are owned by private entities are no longer eligible for relief.

It's no longer accurate to say the "rise" of the far-right — fascism is already here. After Trump's election, a group of prominent analysts gathered to discuss how the left could fight back. Six years later, their insights are more urgent and insightful than ever.

On the degradation of universal citizenship.

In a stunning reversal from previous guidelines, borrowers who have federal student loans that are owned by private entities are no longer eligible for relief.

In a stunning reversal from previous guidelines, borrowers who have federal student loans that are owned by private entities are no longer eligible for relief.

In a stunning reversal from previous guidelines, borrowers who have federal student loans that are owned by private entities are no longer eligible for relief.

Sides have long been staked out on nuclear power: It’s either a poisonous menace or a means of getting past dirty, extractive energy production. The Monitor’s Stephanie Hanes, who covers climate change and the environment, explores a rising middle ground. Hosted by Samatha Laine Perfas.

Alex Gilbert on the latest developments in the nuclear energy sector and the short- and long-term trajectories of nuclear energy in the United States.