US Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi’s possible visit to Taiwan could spiral ties between the US and mainland China. Pelosi opened her tour of Asia today with Singapore as the first stop. During a press conference in recent days, Ms. Pelosi referenced President Joe Biden’s past statement on US-Asian Pacific relations quoting, “the president …
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It’s been two months since the slay of Palestinian-American journalist Shireen abu Akleh. Akleh was killed by the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) at a refugee camp in the Palestinian city of Jenin in northern West Bank. Prior to her murder, brutal attacks against both Palestinians and Israelis tallied up to around 50 dead. Most of …
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The Euro has fallen to its lowest in 20 years, and is in parity with the US dollar. The Euro has fallen down about 12% since the beginning of the year and the exchange rate between the dollar and the Euro is just one cent apart The war in Ukraine has provoked many economic downward …
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Thousands of protesters took to the streets of Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina, and other major cities to protest the government of President Alberto Fernandez, and Cristine Fernandez de Kirchner, the Vice-President under investigation for corruption. Alberto Fernandez called for peace and unity after enraged and restless protesters stormed Casa Rosada, the presidential palace …
A presidential resignation letter is underway shortly after an escalated protest that was gradually fueled by the economic crisis in Sri Lanka hit a climax on Saturday July 9. Hundreds of thousands of protesters gathered in the city of Colombo, the capital of Sri Lanka to demand the presidential office take responsibility for the country’s …
Japan’s former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has died after suffering two gunshot wounds to the neck during a parliamentary elections campaign in the southern city of Nara, about 484 kilometers from Tokyo. The assault took place during his supportive speech for the Liberal Democratic Party, of which he was a member while serving as PM. …
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The death toll of the July 4th mass shooting in Chicago has tallied up to seven, plus dozens of injuries. The suspect, identified as Robert E. “bobby” Crimo III was peacefully apprehended by the police more than eight hours after the terror. Lake County’s State Attorney Eric Rinehart told reporters at a news conference on …
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The US state department released a statement on July 4th declaring the killing of the Palestinian-American journalist, Shireen Abu Akleh as inconclusive. The department’s spokesperson Ned Price made the announcement albeit evidence levying responsibility to the Israeli forces. Shireen Abu Akleh was shot on May 11th, 2022, near the entrance of a refugee camp in …
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The death of 23 African immigrants at the Spanish-Moroccan border has sparked outrage and a series of protests in Spain. As the only land borders between Spain and Morocco, Melilla and Ceuta are Spanish territories that serve as a crossing passage for migrants escaping a multitude of humanitarian conflicts. On Friday, June 24, an estimated …
President Biden has been granted full freedom to overturn Trump’s “remain in Mexico” policy. The supreme court ruled in favor of the Biden administration to cancel the program on June 30, 2022. The Migrant Protection Protocol policy as it is formally known of the Trump-era compelled authorities to detain asylum applicants from Central America …
