Month: July 2023

A New York Times poll published on Monday shows that former US President Donald Trump’s legal battles have done little to dampen his support among every cohort of Republican voters since he’s leading by 54% […]

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In a rare political scandal engulfing a loyalist to President Xi Jinping during his third term, the state media CCTV informed that Foreign Minister Qin Gang, who had been missing from public view for almost […]

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In the latest in a string of such incidents to draw outrage in the Muslim world, the Quran was set alight by two protestors in a tray next to an Iraqi flag during today’s protest […]

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Republican Party is divided before the first Republican presidential debate scheduled for Aug. 23 in Milwaukee over whether former President Trump should show up at the event with some warning it would be a bad […]

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A new government report has determined that Pentagon has never determined if the funds of more than $35 billion that the US has spent in the past nine years to boost its NATO European allies’ […]

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The US Air Force criticized the actions of Russian aircraft near American drones carrying out a counter-terrorist operation in Syria on Wednesday, accusing Moscow of allowing its fighters to engage in unsafe and unprofessional behavior. […]

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Jens Stoltenberg will remain secretary-general for another year, NATO allies have agreed ahead of a summit of NATO leaders in Vilnius next week in a decision seen as a reflection of how politically sensitive the […]

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The short-lived mutiny led by Yevgeny Prigozhin, Wagner mercenary boss, has weakened the regime of Russian President Vladimir Putin, costing him a loss of authority, and apparently pushing Russia into crisis, European Union foreign policy […]

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As а first step toward building cases against individuals behind Moscow’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine, an international center for the prosecution of the crime of aggression opened on Monday in The Hague, The Jerusalem Post […]

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