How Not To Run A Country: Putin’s Russia
The ongoing Ukrainian strikes on oil refineries and storage facilities have created significant damage to Russian oil export revenue and even rationing inside Russia
World Affairs
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Major Quake Shakes Southern Japan, Thousands Evacuated
The shallow quake injured at least 50 people, disrupted roads and bridges, and prompted evacuation orders for about 300,000 residents
Reviving The Old Cold War Racket Against Cuba
It states that Cuba’s communist regime is behind the democratic socialist movements and radical leftist groups here in America
Trump Hails Iran Talks As Hormuz Diplomacy Continues
Iranian Foreign Minister Seyyed Abbas Araqchi held separate calls with his Saudi and Omani counterparts, with all sides emphasizing greater regional cooperation and stability.
Watch: Spain, France Continue To Battle Wildfires
330,000 have been forced to evacuate across both countries.
Ukraine Claims Attack On Major Russian Oil Depot
Located more than 1,300 kilometers from Ukraine's border, the strike highlights Kyiv's ability to target critical infrastructure deep inside Russian territory.
US And France Clash At UN Over Human Rights Dispute
The protest came during a Security Council session after France condemned the U.S. for voting against the reappointment of United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk.
Trump Says Military Action Remains An Option If Iran Talks Fail
The report said the U.S. paused its bombing campaign after 13 days of intensified military strikes, although Iranian officials argued the situation cannot yet be described as a ceasefire.
Why Are Netanyahu And Zelenskyy Visiting Washington This Week
Zelenskyy's visit comes as U.S. and Ukrainian officials continue discussing proposals aimed at ending Russia's war in Ukraine
US Reaches Nuclear Power Deal With Saudi Arabia
A civil nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia has been in the works for years during both President Donald Trump’s first administration and that of former President Joe Biden.
How Norway Built The World’s Largest Fund And A Thriving Economy To Boot
Economists know this as the “resource curse,” a specific version of which is the Dutch disease where the resource-rich country’s fiat currency gets bid up and undermines most other sectors’ competitiveness.
Nigeria’s Delay In Blasphemy Case Is Major Red Flag For Religious Freedom
Over the past year, concerns over religious freedom and persecution in Nigeria have risen to major international attention
France, Spain Battle Historic Wildfires Amid Heatwaves
Gironde wildfire in southwestern France has burned about 42,000 hectares, while fires have also scorched roughly 77,000 hectares in Spain.
What Are The Biggest Obstacles To A US-Iran Peace Deal
Negotiators now face difficult discussions over Iran's nuclear program
