Putin irate Ukraine keeps fighting back

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53% : Ask Isaac AsimovCalendarMONDAY | OCTOBER 3110 a.m. -- Carnegie Endowment for International Peace virtual discussion: "Nukes, Protests, and Iran," with State Department Special Envoy for Iran Robert Malley https://carnegieendowment.org/2022/10/31/carnegie-connects10 a.m. 1521 16th St. N.W. -- Institute of World Politics lecture: "The Intersection of Human Rights Crimes and National Security," with Heather Fischer, senior adviser for human rights crimes at Thomson Reuters Special Services https://www.iwp.edu/events/the-intersection-of-human-rights2 p.m. 1744 R St. N.W. -- German Marshall Fund of the United States discussion: "Germany's New Security Outlook: What Zeitenwende Means for the Transatlantic Partners," with Ekkehard Brose, former German permanent representative to NATO and president of the German Federal Academy for Security Policy, and Kristine Berzina, GMFUS senior fellow for security and defense policy https://www.gmfus.org/event/germanys-new-security-outlookTUESDAY | NOVEMBER 18:15 a.m.
47% : Xi Jinping consolidates power by elevating intelligence and police chiefs to key rolesAP: Barrage of Russian strikes hits key Ukrainian infrastructureWashington Post: Desperate Russia Cultivates Ties With Iran, Saudi ArabiaReuters: Russia Says UK Navy Blew Up Nord Stream,

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