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ch as the so-called Green New Deal," and Rolling Stone (7/8, Bort, 12.8M) reports that "the thrust of Tr

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extremism and terrorism across South Asia. This year will also be a crucial moment for countries in this region, as India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka will all hold elections. For a conversation about US relations with South Asia and a look ahead at the challenges and opportunities in the coming y

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/26, Vielkind), The Hill (01/26, Polus), Rolling Stone (01/26, Bort), Axios (01/26, Habeshian), Politico

extremism and terrorism across South Asia. This year will also be a crucial moment for countries in this region, as India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka will all hold elections. For a conversation about US relations with South Asia and a look ahead at the challenges and opportunities in the coming y

ng to Chinese-language media reports. The Rolling Stone (09/17, Ramirez) also reported on the story. Mi

investigation show that the Dali experienced a series of electrical issues before and after leaving the Port of Baltimore. The ship was destined for Sri Lanka when it experienced a power blackout and lost steering at the worst possible moment. The article mentioned that the FBI launched an investigation in

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about whether a criminal investigation into the collapse remains ongoing. FBI agents boarded the vessel in April. The ship was leaving Baltimore for Sri Lanka when its steering failed because of the power loss. Six men on a road crew, who were filling potholes during an overnight shift, fell to their death