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Archive for the ‘Snippets’ Category

SingFirst: Polish opposition’s surprise win

Polish Opposition’s Duda Unseats President, Exit Poll Shows. (Click to Bloomberg.com) Abstract from SingFirst "The incumbent president was widely expected to win...... a tried and tested statesman and Poland's lead in economic growth..... But these failed to resonate with voters. They wanted higher-paying jobs and better public...

India’s minister: Rape worse in Sweden than India

India's women's minister Maneka Gandhi (24 May) - India's women's minister Maneka Gandhi says that Sweden has worse problems with rape than India. Gandhi began her short visit to Sweden by claiming that India is among the countries with the least number of rapes in the world. “We have four rapes per 100,000 women,...

China to build lighthouses in disputed waters

(26 May) - China outlined a strategy to boost its naval reach on Tuesday and held a groundbreaking ceremony for two lighthouses in disputed waters, developments likely to escalate tensions in a region already jittery about Beijing's maritime ambitions. In a policy document issued by the State Council, the Communist-ruled country's...

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