Timothy Nerozzi
Foreign Affairs Reporter at Washington Examiner
Writer. Catholic. Jokes. 📰 Foreign Correspondent @dcexaminer 日本語可. (庭夢)
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6 days ago |
washingtonexaminer.com | Timothy Nerozzi
Secretary of State Marco Rubio‘s initial days leading U.S. foreign policy did not grab many headlines. It seemed that the former Florida senator, overshadowed by special envoys handpicked by President Donald Trump, might have signed up to play a backup role despite the prestigious Cabinet post.
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1 week ago |
washingtonexaminer.com | Timothy Nerozzi
France is on track to become the latest European nation to legalize assisted suicide for adults suffering from severe maladies, but not without opposition. The National Assembly voted on Tuesday to establish a “right to assistance in dying” for adults who are “afflicted with a serious illness” and have requested euthanasia. Under the framework of the bill, both French nationals and foreigners with permanent residence are eligible.
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1 week ago |
washingtonexaminer.com | Timothy Nerozzi
Cocktail connoisseurs around the world may soon be asking where the rum has gone as Cuba faces one of its worst sugar harvests since the 19th century. The island nation’s sugar production is expected to fall short of 200,000 metric tons this year, a far cry from the already underwhelming 350,000 tons produced in 2023. Cuba’s beloved rum industry, perhaps the nation’s most reliable and valuable part of its economic engine, is directly threatened by the paltry output.
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1 week ago |
washingtonexaminer.com | Timothy Nerozzi
Hamas’s control over the people of Gaza is slipping, as seen most recently in its inability to keep Palestinians from raiding food storage facilities to escape starvation. A warehouse operated by the United Nations was broken into on Wednesday by a mob of Palestinian civilians desperate to acquire food amid the worsening famine. Video of the event shows hundreds of people pouring into the food warehouse, some even tearing off the siding to get inside.
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1 week ago |
washingtonexaminer.com | Timothy Nerozzi
Governments in East Asia are hoping to attract their nations’ brightest overseas students in the wake of President Donald Trump’s war against Harvard University. China, Japan, Malaysia, and others are implementing programs that will seek to entice current Harvard students from their country to return and finish their education domestically, as the future of international enrollment at the Ivy League heavyweight is questioned.
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Thank you, Harvard — very cool! I am sure Peking University will soon invite an American student to offer a graduation address criticizing Socialism with Chinese Characteristics and urging the CCP to open up to foreign globalization of their society.
中国留学生蒋雨融（Luanna）在哈佛大学毕业典礼演讲，表达了对哈佛广纳国际学生的赞许，以及对维护人类命运共同体的坚持和努力，回应当下国际和美国政治形势。 蒋雨融是肯尼迪学院公共管理学位国际发展发向（MPA/ID）的学生，她成为哈佛校史上第一位在毕业典礼演讲的中国女生。 https://t.co/LI4ELHvvv9
RT @KatiePMcGrady: For what it’s worth, our parish sets up 2 kneelers before the distribution of Communion, and if you want to kneel, you c…
Chinese Communist Party every time a nation takes action against their subversive foreign influence: 🥺💔🥺💔🥺 https://t.co/yqUfChxm5l