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[...] "And that was our coverage of the Fink inauguration. Riveting stuff eh Jessica?
Well I don't know John, President Fink was long on stirring rhetoric but short on details. What will the Fink Presidency be like?
Well we'll have no shortage of opportunities to see the Fink presidency in action in the coming days[...]
[...] Hurricane Matthew has now reached a category 6 storm and is projected to make direct landfall in Miami in a matter hours. Despite the efforts of Governor Jonathan Lubin to encourage evacuation of the area, Mayor Riley Marresca has refused to order a state of emergency nor order evacuations in his city. With so many people still in the city, this historically powerful storm looks set to do truly unconscionable damage [...]
[...] Driven by years of political disaffection and the economic strains brought about desertification intensifying in the Sahel region, today fighters from the National Movement for the Liberation of Azawad declared Azawad a new independent Berber nation. Already fighting has begun in Mali, Algeria, Niger and Libya. French President Emmanuel Macron has promised a French response to the sudden intensification of conflict in the region [...]
[...]The United Kingdom is in crisis today. After appalling reports of Coast Guard Conduct in the channel towards migrant vessels leaked last Tuesday, King Charles made the rare public statement of calling the evidence "Heartbreaking" and calling PM Patel "Heartless". In response the Prime Minister has introduced legislation to abolish the Monarchy and has shown every sign of being determined and able to force it through. Further escalating the crisis the First Minister of Scotland, Stephen Gethins has issued a unilateral declaration of independence. It has been said "there'll always be an England" but at this moment whether there will always be a Britain is unclear at this moment [...]
[...] The new Workers' Left Front – Unity government in Argentina faces its first crisis, as its ambitious program of nationalizations have led to a open succession movement in the north of the country, with its heart in Catamarca province. With the revolting regions controlling the Argentine portion of the so called "Lithium" Triangle, international observers have expressed concerns about the Argentine debt as well as disruptions to the international lithium market. [...]
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