Bernardo Arevalo’s Victory Marks a Turning Point for Guatemala’s Anti-Corruption Movement
In a surprising turn of events, Bernardo Arevalo, an anti-corruption candidate, has emerged as the winner of Guatemala’s presidential election.…
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Pakistan President’s Denial Raises Questions about Military’s Power
In a surprising turn of events, Pakistan’s President Arif Alvi has denied approving two controversial bills that would further enhance…
Donald Trump’s Decision to Skip Republican Presidential Debates
Donald Trump, the former president of the United States, has confirmed that he will not be participating in the Republican…
Zimbabwe Election: Concerns Over Vote Rigging and Violence Threaten Democratic Process
The upcoming Zimbabwe election, set to take place on Wednesday, is being overshadowed by concerns of vote rigging and violence.…
Niger’s Coup Leader Pledges Three-Year Transition to Civilian Rule
Gen Abdourahamane Tchiani, the leader of the coup in Niger, has announced that the West African nation will undergo a…
The Background and Impact of Drew Findling Defending Donald Trump in the Georgia Election Interference Case
Since taking office, Donald Trump has faced numerous legal challenges and investigations, including the criminal investigation into election interference in…
China’s Military Drills Near Taiwan Spark Concerns of Escalating Tensions
In a concerning display of military power, more than 40 Chinese warplanes flew over Taiwan’s air defence zone on Saturday,…
Russian Missile Strike in Chernihiv Causes Devastation and Casualties
The city of Chernihiv in northern Ukraine was struck by a missile attack, resulting in five deaths and 37 injuries.…
Emmerson Mnangagwa: Zimbabwe’s Political Landscape and the Challenges Ahead
Emmerson Mnangagwa, also known as “the crocodile,” took power in Zimbabwe after the military takeover that led to the resignation…
Historic US-Japan-South Korea Summit Marks a Diplomatic Coup for Biden, but the Future of Détente Remains Uncertain
The United States, Japan, and South Korea have made history with the first-ever stand-alone meeting between their leaders at the…
Former Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz Faces Charges of Misleading Parliament
Former Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz has been charged with giving false evidence at a parliamentary committee. The charges stem from…
Investigation launched into Russian priest’s blessing of Stalin statue
A Russian Orthodox priest is facing an investigation after a video emerged of him blessing a newly unveiled statue of…