- 11 April, 2025
Geert Wilders is Bad News for Europe and the Environment
Netherlands newly elected leader Geert Wilders opposes anything and everything from the European Union to immigration, and cultural diversity to environment. He has a fiery
Not Terrorism, Couple Killed in Explosion Near Canada-US Border
A couple was killed on the US side of the Rainbow Bridge shared with Canada when their car crashed and exploded. The Bentley was traveling
Pakistan’s Exit Fees for Afghan Refugees Alarming
UN agencies and western countries are crying foul about Pakistan charging over $800 in exit fees for every Afghan refugee who fled Afghanistan when the
US Reiterates Support for Ukraine to Repel Russia
While Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky believes Israel’s war in Gaza has taken the media spot away from the war in Ukraine, the US has reiterated
Africa-led Group of Countries Corner Europe for Slavery
The African Union, a 55-member bloc, has teamed up with the Caribbean Community (Caricom), which consists of 20 countries, is pushing European nations to take
Did the UK Abandon Afghan Refugees in Pakistan?
Ever since Pakistan announced that it would be deporting hundreds of thousands of undocumented Afghanis, the UK has been scrambling to evacuate a few thousands
Osama bin Laden Letter to America: Why Has it Resurfaced
Two decades-old letter by Osama bin Laden has resurfaced via videos on TikTok catching the United States off guard. Titled “Letter to America”, it was
Rishi Sunak Adamant to Send UK Asylum Seekers to Rwanda
Despite the top court rejecting the UK government’s plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is tryingto finalize a new pact
Germany Exploring Major Structural Reform to Make Army Fit for War
With two wars taking much of the world’s attention, Germany wants to bring about fundamental changes to its army. Boris Pistorius, Germany Defense Minister, pledged
Thousands of Families Displaced to Conserve Angkor
Cambodian authorities have been forcing out thousands of families from their homes in Angkor, home of the Angkor Wat Temple, in Cambodia to conserve the