On Thursday, the streets of Lima, the capital of Peru, were filled with angry protesters. Hundreds of people took to the streets, demanding that the government of President Dina Boluarte do more to fight the rise of organized crime in the country. This protest came at a time when major
The European Union (EU) has decided to end its long-standing fishing agreement with Senegal, bringing European fishing boats back to their own waters. The announcement, made by the EU’s delegation in Senegal’s capital, Dakar, has sparked conversations about illegal fishing, marine conservation, and local livelihoods. Why Is the EU Ending
Niger’s military government has made a bold move by banning a well-known French aid organization, the Agency for Technical Cooperation and Development (Acted), from working in the country. This decision, announced by Niger’s Interior Ministry on Tuesday, comes as relations with France—its former colonial ruler—continue to deteriorate. Acted, a Paris-based
At the end of last month, Georgia held an important election. The results shocked some powerful players: the United States and the European Union. Their favored candidate, one who supported Western ideals, lost to a local party called Georgian Dream. This party wanted to improve relations with Russia, and the
Russia’s cutting-edge stealth fighter, the Su-57 Felon, has made headlines again. For the first time, Russia has signed a contract to export the fifth-generation aircraft, but the buyer’s identity is being kept secret, sparking a wave of speculation and intrigue. The news broke on November 13 when Alexander Mikheev, head
A surprising new protein source is causing a buzz in Norway’s food scene. It’s not your typical meat, like beef or chicken, but a tiny sea creature called the sea squirt, or Ciona. This creature, found in the ocean, is now being used to create a protein-packed alternative to meat.
In a tragic incident, Corey Burke, a 33-year-old employee at Jeff Bezos’ space company Blue Origin, has been arrested for the murder of her elderly father, Timothy Burke, 67, on November 5th — the night of the 2024 U.S. elections. The crime occurred at their $800,000 home in Seattle, where
Donald Trump’s team is considering a bold move that could change the way America’s military is run. They’re looking at an executive order that would create a special board, made up of retired military leaders, with the power to review and even remove top generals and admirals. This board called
President-elect Donald Trump has selected former Congresswoman and Lieutenant Colonel Tulsi Gabbard as the new Director of National Intelligence (DNI). This announcement has sent shockwaves through Washington and raised eyebrows across the political spectrum. The Rise of Tulsi Gabbard Tulsi Gabbard is no stranger to breaking barriers. A former Congresswoman
