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Posts discuss a rumored Canadian policy shift to stop buying American defense systems like the F-35, THAAD, and Golden Dome, potentially costing the U.S. up to $100 billion in deals, and instead pursue domestic manufacturing or partnerships with China, the EU, and Sweden. Counterarguments highlight Canada's prior deposit on F-35 fighters and government assessments favoring the F-35 over alternatives like the Gripen.

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In a passionate three-minute speech, Alinejad highlighted Iran's regime logic that blames women for men's arousal if they sing or show hair, contrasting it with her mother's chosen hijab and the deadly risks Iranian women face for defying compulsory veiling. The address came days after Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei's death in U.S.-Israeli strikes and his son Mojtaba's naming as hardline successor on March 8. Her words fueled online discussions linking Western engagement—like Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez's handshakes and a UK RAF officer praising Muslim events—to tolerance of misogyny, pitting cultural relativism against universal women's rights.

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Exiled activist Masih Alinejad stood before Spain's Congress, her voice steady as she called out leaders shaking hands with Iran's rulers amid women's brutal oppression.

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The Sunday article by Ernesto Londoño described Cuba as a leftist beacon that inspired literacy gains and healthcare, but noted even leaders in Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia holding back fuel amid Trump's tariff threats. Critics like Melissa Chen called out the piece for ignoring routine blackouts, shortages of basics like soap, censorship, and jailed dissidents, questioning the value of literacy amid hunger. Cuba's economy shrank 5% in 2025 after a 15% drop since 2020, with 2.75 million people leaving since then and 89% in extreme hardship, fueling a debate on the island's failed model as regional pragmatism takes hold.

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As Cuba faces blackouts up to 20 hours a day and mass emigration, a New York Times article wondered if the region might turn its back—prompting sharp pushback from voices highlighting starvation and repression.

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The program started in the 1970s as a deterrent against regional threats like Soviet-backed forces in Angola, using homegrown technology to produce highly enriched uranium and gun-type fission devices for aircraft delivery. President F.W. de Klerk ordered the full dismantlement on February 26, 1990, after geopolitical shifts made the weapons superfluous, paving the way for sanctions relief and global nuclear cooperation. South Africa joined the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty in 1991, with IAEA inspections confirming the rollback, a step endorsed by the incoming ANC government that later helped establish Africa as a nuclear-weapon-free zone.

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In the 1980s, South Africa secretly built six nuclear warheads amid apartheid isolation—then completely dismantled them just a year later, a move no other nation has matched.

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Iran's top military spokesperson accused Israel of using civilians as shields and demanded Azerbaijan expel Israeli assets or face attacks, following Baku's claims of Iranian drone strikes on its Nakhchivan exclave that injured two civilians. Azerbaijan denied Iran's involvement claims, arrested suspects in Iranian-linked plots targeting oil pipelines and Israeli sites, and heightened alerts while thanking allies like Israel. Tensions simmer in the Caucasus as both sides brace for possible retaliation amid broader U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran.

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Colonel Ebrahim Zolfaghari stared into the camera, delivering a stark Hebrew message to Israeli civilians while issuing an ultimatum to Azerbaijan. The warnings came days after alleged drone strikes rattled the region.

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Paul, who watched Jutta Leerdam win gold and set a 1:12.31 record in women's 1000m speed skating on February 9, met Tsarukyan for a feast of hummus, grilled meats, and salads at a restaurant overlooking the city. The pair strolled Republic Square amid cheers from a growing crowd, with Tsarukyan gifting Paul a huge bearskin rug that he draped over his shoulders like a cape, laughing in videos. Paul shared his excitement on Instagram, saying he loves Armenia already, while fans reacted with surprise at the unlikely cross-sport duo.

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Fresh from cheering his fiancée to Olympic gold, Jake Paul jetted to Yerevan for a fun-filled day with UFC contender Arman Tsarukyan, complete with a massive bearskin rug gift.

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Prosecutors had sought life imprisonment for Vardanyan on charges like war crimes, terrorism financing, and separatism tied to his role as state minister from November 2022 to February 2023. Azerbaijan views the trial as justice for crimes during the long conflict over the enclave it considers its territory, with one analyst calling it a signal that separatism is over. Vardanyan's family and lawyers decried the verdict as politically motivated, citing restricted due process, while Amnesty International called the civilian trial by a military court a travesty amid ongoing peace talks between Armenia and Azerbaijan.

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Ruben Vardanyan, the billionaire philanthropist who left Russia to lead in Nagorno-Karabakh, heard his 20-year prison sentence in a Baku military court on Tuesday.

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President Nawrocki vetoed legislation for the EU's SAFE program, which would provide Poland €43.7 billion in low-interest loans to boost defense spending, mainly on EU-made equipment. He warned of high interest costs and EU clauses that could withhold funds over disputes, proposing instead a zero-interest Polish fund using national bank profits for full control. Prime Minister Donald Tusk called it unpatriotic and activated a backup plan via the Armed Forces Support Fund, as the clash highlights Poland's split over EU ties and military funding ahead of elections.

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In a televised address on March 12, President Karol Nawrocki rejected a major EU defense funding deal, calling it a threat to Poland's sovereignty amid Russia's shadow.

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Prosecutors had sought life imprisonment for Vardanyan on charges like war crimes, terrorism financing, and separatism tied to his role as state minister from November 2022 to February 2023. Azerbaijan views the trial as justice for crimes during the long conflict over the enclave it considers its territory, with one analyst calling it a signal that separatism is over. Vardanyan's family and lawyers decried the verdict as politically motivated, citing restricted due process, while Amnesty International called the civilian trial by a military court a travesty amid ongoing peace talks between Armenia and Azerbaijan.

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Ruben Vardanyan, the billionaire philanthropist who left Russia to lead in Nagorno-Karabakh, heard his 20-year prison sentence in a Baku military court on Tuesday.

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Romanian far-right leader George Simion posted images of his Poland visit, tagging Nawrocki at a Górnik Zabrze game, meetings, and a gathering with other conservatives like Education Minister Przemysław Czarnek and ex-PM Mateusz Morawiecki. Critics called Nawrocki a 'useful idiot for the Kremlin,' spawning memes like 'Nawruski' and #ZdrajcaNawrocki, despite his history as a Russia hawk who equates Putin with the USSR and faces a Russian wanted list. Defenders see it as partisan attacks in Poland's divided politics, where Nawrocki—a PiS-backed historian elected in June 2025—clashes with PM Tusk's pro-EU stance, while Simion shares euroskeptic views but opposes Ukraine aid.

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Photos from a Polish soccer match showed President Karol Nawrocki alongside Romania's George Simion, a move that unleashed sharp criticism online tying him to Kremlin sympathies.

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The Swedish Ferrari Driver Academy talent with DAMS Lucas Oil set a 1:28.695 to beat Martinius Stenshorne by 0.225 seconds in a 30-minute session halted twice by red flags. Campos Racing took fourth and fifth with Noel León and Nikola Tsolov, while debutant Colton Herta qualified 14th after a practice spin. Beganovic's win drew praise from Ferrari's academy and rival Luke Browning; he'll lead Sunday's feature race, with the sprint grid reversed for the top eight.

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Dino Beganovic nailed a stunning final lap at Albert Park, grabbing pole amid red flags and drama. His radio shout of 'Let's go guys! Yes! I love you guys!' captured the raw thrill.

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March 3 marks 148 years since the Treaty of San Stefano ended the Russo-Turkish War and restored Bulgarian statehood in 1878. Ceremonies across the country mix national pride with messages from NATO, the EU, and nations like Ukraine, Turkey, and India, praising Bulgaria's alliances and contributions. Eurostat shared standout stats, from high employment rates to top recycling figures, highlighting the nation's strengths as an EU and NATO member bridging Europe and the Black Sea.

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Flags wave high and wreaths honor heroes at sites like the Shipka Memorial, as Bulgarians reflect on freedom won through resilience after centuries of rule.

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Discussions center on USA facing weaker opponents like Slovakia, who upset Finland 4-1, while Canada played Sweden and nearly lost to Czechia in overtime. Canada fans highlight their tougher draw and Finland's win over Sweden amid rivalries heading into upcoming matchups.

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