Russia is paying a fee per barrel set by Iraq.Oh no, the horrors!
Fucking finally. Like them or not, the Taliban is the de facto government of Afghanistan.
State-owned enterprises look better every day…
Methane is going to really fuck with our near-term climate change projections. Our estimates for methane emissions are even worse than they are for CO2.
Can we ban article commentary on posts?
You’re not even citing the right reactor. LLNL did that experiment, this reactor in Japan is to try to scale it.
Infinite money does not lead to infinite scale in zero time. China’s nuclear industry is robust and growing, as is their solar and wind industry. Money can’t be wasted if you’re already tapped out on growth in other avenues.
This year, China deployed more solar panels than the entirety of all solar panels in the US.
Maybe, just maybe, make tuition free for domestic students?
The IMF wants to protect private investors at the cost of country-scale investors. Once again, fuck the IMF.
Idk I think I’d enjoy being obscenely rich off of my government’s oil money
Privatization is such a waste of taxpayer money. You spend all those resources developing domestic capability and then sell it off to the highest bidder for a short-term cash infusion.
Good. Everyone knows it. It’s not news unless you’ve been living under a rock.
This is literally American policy idk why anyone’s surprised
You’re a terrorist, you’re not a terrorist. You’re a terrorist, you’re not a terrorist. You’re a terrorist, you’re not a terrorist…
If Yemen and Israel are at war, seizing and even sinking ships is perfectly legal under international law.
Intent doesn’t really matter when you have an Apache helicopter with large munitions lol
Statement by Hamas’ Izzat Al-Rishq;
"Regarding what the spokesman for the terrorist enemy army said about the arrival of prisoners of the occupation to Al-Shifa Hospital, we said early on that the resistance transferred many prisoners of the occupation to hospitals to receive treatment and undergo surgical operations, especially after some of them were injured as a result of the occupation’s aircraft bombing them.
We risked our fighters to guarantee the injured prisoners the best treatment. Possible in hospitals in the Gaza Strip.
We have published many pictures about this; Now their army spokesman presents it as if they have discovered something great.
What the spokesman for the occupation army says completely condemns them. These are points that are recorded for us and not for us.
Taking care of the prisoners, treating them, and giving them possible medical care is a point for us and not for us."
Surely this will not be seen as an escalation and a deterioration of relations?
Objectively, they didn’t do good journalism and cite primary sources.
Primary sources were the interview with Yasmin Porat on Haboker Hazeh (which was censored by Israel) and the interview conducted with IDF helicopter pilots on, I think, Haaretz. Everything else is commentary on the same evidence.
The fact that the Tampa Bay Times failed to cite those two primary sources really calls into question their legitimacy as an institution for journalism. It’s basic journalistic etiquette to cite primary sources where possible.