Last weekend, as Poles set out to elect their next president, Europe’s ideological divisions were thrown into sharp relief. In one corner, the incumbent Andrzej Duda — a man indicative of Eastern Europe’s growing conservatism — standing on a platform...
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s plan to annex parts of the West Bank faces a major hurdle as his coalition partner Defense Minister Benny Gantz continues to waver about the matter. This comes amid growing sentiments against the plan from...
Chinese state-owned telecom giant Huawei is facing another setback in its struggle to keep its international business afloat. The UK, which had resisted calls by the US to ban Huawei from deploying its 5G network infrastructure, has now decided to...
As if the deepening political deadlock as well as rapidly worsening living standards were not enough for the small yet once thriving Mediterranean country now facing an economic meltdown, rising tension in Lebanon took on an even worse new dimension...
French President Emmanuel Macron shook up his government on Friday, July 3 in the first of what is likely to be many changes in Parisian politics. After former Prime Minister Édouard Philippe tendered his resignation Friday morning, Macron appointed Jean...
NATO members France and Turkey have been engaging in a rhetorical Cold War over these previous months, primarily over their respective involvements in Libya. However, a recent incident has intensified the situation. Now, NATO will try to mediate, while Turkey...
Russian President Vladimir Putin recently won an outstanding victory following the recent election on proposed constitutional reforms. The results could keep him in office until 2036, according to Russia’s electoral commission. The reforms will reset Putin’s term limit to zero...
As the world’s leading sponsor of terrorism, the world has rightfully kept a close eye on Iran’s nuclear program. It is thus no surprise that all eyes were on Teheran when news broke several days ago that an incident had...
Russia has been paying the Taliban to kill U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan, according to an explosive new report from the New York Times. President Donald Trump was reportedly informed of the situation – but did not act. Report: Russian Agents...
As the EU prepares to come together on July 17 to debate a 750 billion euro stimulus package, Germany’s takeover of the European Commission presidency could not have come at a more opportune moment. Chancellor Angela Merkel, a leader whose...