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  Attorney General Barr takes aim at Hollywood, Disney for censoring films to appease China

  Reuters - By Sarah N. Lynch and David Brunnstrom

  WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Attorney General William Barr took aim at Hollywood companies, including Walt Disney Co. (DIS.N) on Thursday, saying they have routinely caved into pressure and censored their

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  Russia

  Russia Loosens Its Belt

  foreignpolicy.com - Ankur Shah

  Russia’s foreign minister bowed out of China’s high-level Belt and Road meeting. Is Moscow finally signaling its discontent over the initiative? Last …

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  Technology

  These are the closest images of the sun ever taken

  MIT Technology Review - Neel V. Patel

  It’s been a banner year for solar observations so far. The Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope in Hawaii presented some of the best images ever taken of …

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  Japan

  Japan Readies Its Ship-Smashing Super-Missile

  Forbes - David Axe

  The Japanese navy has one major mission in wartime. To bottle up the Chinese fleet, preventing Beijing’s warships from reaching the open Pacific Ocean. Which is why Japanese planners take anti-ship missiles

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  UK, US and Canada allege Russian cyberattacks on Covid-19 research centers

  CNN - By Zachary Cohen, Luke McGee, Alex Marquardt
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  Socially distant geisha struggle to survive in coronavirus shadow

  Reuters - By Elaine Lies

  TOKYO (Reuters) - - Ikuko, the "big sister" of Tokyo's Akasaka geisha district, came to the capital to seek her fortune in 1964, the year Tokyo first hosted the Olympics. But the novel coronavirus pandemic