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Central Banks Uphold Fed's Independence Central banks worldwide have declared their support for U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, warning that political pressure on the Fed could undermine global financial…
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A Palestinian Artist Uses Ruined Walls as Canvas A Palestinian graffiti artist in Gaza is converting damaged buildings and crumbling walls into canvases, using art as a form of resistance,…
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Expert Trita Parsi Highlights Challenges in Iran-U.S. Diplomacy The diplomacy between Iran and the United States risks failure if it focuses solely on the nuclear issue. Trita Parsi from the…