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Long Live the Queen
After ruling over Britain for seven decades, Queen Elizabeth II passed away, leaving behind a legacy of change and stability. Read more from our writer Zachariah Joseph.
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Ukraine-Russia War and Humanitarian Response
By Anthony Vidal On February 24th Russia started an invasion of Ukraine which Russian President Vladimir Putin referred to as a “special military operation”. Since then, the invasion has become one of the biggest conflicts in recent European history and a worldwide security concern. Amidst the conflict, countless sources have provided different numbers regarding Russian…
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World War III?
By Carlineissa Jean Francois In 1991, Ukraine gained its independence from the Soviet Union and the USSR. The antipathy between the two countries increased in 2014 as Ukrainians denounced their Pro-Russian president. This led to Russia’s decision to annex the Crimean Peninsula, as well as backing separatists who rebelled in eastern Ukraine. Ukraine and its…
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New COVID Variant: Omicron
By Juliet Vargas Since December of 2019, when COVID-19 first appeared and then spread like wildfire, humanity has been conscious of the people around them and the things they touch and share. While the world has been locked down and attempting to return to normalcy, there have been several types of Covid-19 variants, the most…
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Human Rights Day: All Human, All Equal
By The Harbinger Staff Fifty years ago today, the United Nations General Assembly adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) — a document that honored the inalienable rights of every human being. December 10th has been recognized as Human Rights Day in recognition of this very document. The day serves to emphasize the importance…
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What’s Happening in Afghanistan?
Carlineissa Jean Francois President Biden has begun the process of removing the US embassy from Kabul. President Biden knew the Taliban would take over soon, but he stuck to his decision. The Taliban are a militant group that arose in the late 1900s in areas bordering Pakistan and Afghanistan. The Taliban has forged a Muslim…
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SOS Cuba
By Anthony Vidal Protests and marches against the Cuban government are taking place all around Cuba, in a never-seen-before series of events. The country of Cuba has long been an example of a regime and a dictatorship. Since the end of the revolution on January 1st, 1959, the notorious Castro regime ruled with a heavy…
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The Assassination of Jovenel Moise
By Carlineissa Jean Francois and Ajmaanie Andre On July 7th President Jovenel Moise, the fifty-eighth president of Haiti, was assassinated in the middle of the night in his home in Port-Au-Prince. During the attack, the first lady was also reportedly injured and was later moved to a secure location. The group of individuals who targeted…
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Palau’s Vaccine Distribution Success
By Kayla Cheung From our January issue. In the Western Pacific Ocean near both Guam and the Philippines, lies Palau, an island nation with a population of about 18,000 people overall. The country had not reported coronavirus cases throughout all of 2020, an impressive feat considering the pandemic’s effects on an international scale, which entailed…
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The Caribbean New Year
By Carlineissa Jean Francois New Year’s celebration, it is a time where loved ones welcome the new year with open arms. They wash away all the adversities they faced in the previous year, make a new promise to better themselves, or even tell themselves what their wish for the year is. It is a holiday…
