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Aung San Suu Kyi faces fresh corruption charges in Myanmar as trial nears

 Myanmar’s deposed leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, and other former officials from her government have been hit with fresh corruption charges, according to state-run media.

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Biden Aims to Bolster U.S. Alliances in Europe, but Challenges Loom

President Biden will face his own challenges when he departs on Wednesday, especially as the United States confronts a disruptive Russia and a rising China while trying to reassemble and rally the shaken Western alliance as it emerges from the coronavirus pandemic.

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U.S. Seizes Share of Ransom From Hackers in Colonial Pipeline Attack

WASHINGTON — The Justice Department said on Monday that it had seized much of the ransom that a major U.S. pipeline operator had paid last month to a Russian hacking collective, turning the tables on the hackers by reaching into a digital wallet to snatch back millions of dollars in cryptocurrency.

Si bien el capitalismo sorprende reiteradamente por su ductilidad y su capacidad de renovación, el desafío levantado por los pueblos originarios de América cuestiona su legitimidad civilizatoria y pone en evidencia su transitoriedad. La utopía del capitalismo como presente perpetuo, que Francis Fukuyama anuncia como “el fin de la historia”, es reinterpretada por estos sujetos, en voz del Ejército Zapatista de Liberación Nacional, como el fin efectivamente de una historia, la del capitalismo, para dar inicio a otra, la del “mundo en el que caben todos los mundos”.

Entender este proceso, y situarnos con respecto a él, exige descubrir que la gama de descripciones del mundo o de percepciones de la realidad es mucho más amplia y dislocada que lo que las dos vertientes de “pensamiento único” dominante permitían aceptar. Esto evidentemente nos traslada al terreno de los distintos modos de organización de la vida y los significados, teniendo en cuenta los diferentes sentidos de realidad y la politicidad que los acompaña.

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Senate Poised to Pass Huge Industrial Policy Bill to Counter China

WASHINGTON — Faced with an urgent competitive threat from China, the Senate is poised to pass the most expansive industrial policy legislation in U.S. history, blowing past partisan divisions over government support for private industry to embrace a nearly quarter-trillion-dollar investment in building up America’s manufacturing and technological edge.

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For Years, Netanyahu Outlasted His Rivals. What Changed This Week?

Mr. Lapid’s dexterity in constructing a somewhat gravity defying coalition has certainly been a factor. But Mr. Netanyahu himself played a crucial role, alienating former far-right allies and causing concern with his refusal to step down while facing trial on corruption charges.

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World must rewild on massive scale to heal nature and climate, says UN 

The world must rewild and restore an area the size of China to meet commitments on nature and the climate, says the UN, and the revival of ecosystems must be met with all the ambition of the space race. 

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Here Are America’s Top Methane Emitters. Some Will Surprise You.

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Amid Historic Drought, a New Water War in the West

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Israel Moves Toward Coalition Deal That Could Sideline Netanyahu

JERUSALEM — The longest-serving prime minister in Israeli history, Benjamin Netanyahu, faced the most potent threat yet to his grip on power Sunday after an ultranationalist power-broker, Naftali Bennett, said his party would work with opposition leaders to build an alternative government to force Mr. Netanyahu from office.