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Autocrats Pick Mediocre Officials To Stay In Power: Study
New research reveals why authoritarian leaders deliberately surround themselves with less capable officials — and what it means for global stability.
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African health leaders push back against Western criticism of outbreak response, highlighting systemic disparities in pandemic preparedness funding and support.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio advances aggressive Cuba policy shift. Implications for Caribbean trade, remittances, and regional diplomatic strategy.
Eurovision 2026 final sparks controversy as viewers demand more political bloc voting. What the cultural contest reveals about shifting international alliances.
David Handley accidentally walked Sydney Fashion Week's runway while heading for a swim. The unscripted moment has captured global attention.
Israeli Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir posts video taunting handcuffed activists on ship, drawing rare rebuke from Netanyahu. Regional tensions escalate.
France and Italy condemn Itamar Ben-Gvir after video shows him mocking handcuffed activists at Israeli port. Regional tensions escalate further.
OpenAI resumes IPO preparations targeting September 2026 after Elon Musk's legal challenge fails. What the potential listing means for AI investors globally.
Tesla Cybertruck abandoned in Grapevine Lake after driver tests wade mode feature. Police arrest owner after vehicle floods near shoreline in north Texas.
Rahul Gandhi labels PM Modi, Amit Shah 'traitors' after viral Italy video. BJP calls Congress leader 'anarchist'. What this political clash means ahead of 2027.
