Africa is home to many valuable minerals, and recently, there’s been a big rush for one mineral in particular: lithium. This is causing fierce competition between Western countries and China, as both sides try to secure their share of Africa’s rich resources. As the mining industry in Africa grows, it’s
Two senior officials from Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government admitted they leaked sensitive information about India to the U.S. news outlet The Washington Post. The leaked information focused on explosive allegations that Indian Home Affairs Minister Amit Shah led an assassination plot targeting Sikh separatist leaders on Canadian soil.
Argentina’s President Javier Milei has fired his foreign minister, Diana Mondino, after a controversial United Nations vote. Here’s what happened. Argentina recently voted to support a UN resolution asking the United States to lift its long-standing economic embargo on Cuba. This embargo, or trade ban, was put in place back
Over the weekend, Zimbabwe’s ruling Zanu-PF party held its 21st National People’s Conference in Bulawayo, the country’s second-largest city. This annual event was themed “Industrializing and Modernizing Towards the Attainment of Vision 2030.” But this wasn’t just any political meeting—it marked a major step toward reshaping Zimbabwe’s future. A key
Historical revisionism began as soon as the Second World War had ended. Both the Serbs and Russians were involved in this process and allowed history to be reinterpreted in front of their eyes. We had once believed that evil wouldn’t repeat itself if we acted like “gentlemen” and graciously turned a blind
In a heartfelt ceremony, the US Navy has apologized to the Tlingit people of southern Alaska for an attack that happened 142 years ago. This apology came after a painful reminder of the destruction of their village, Angoon, which was shelled by American warships on October 26, 1882. Back then,
Since the summer of 2022, rumors have swirled about North Korea helping Russia in its fight against Ukraine. As the situation heats up and North Korean troops may soon be on the ground, the implications are clearer than ever: this could be a very bad development for South Korea and
Recently, the small country of Georgia held elections, and the results were not what Western leaders expected. The ruling party, called Georgian Dream, won with 54% of the votes. This party has often been criticized in the West for being “pro-Russian” and “anti-Western.” Meanwhile, the opposition party, which is seen
Moldova, a small country in Eastern Europe, is facing a big political mess. The first round of the presidential election and a highly publicized vote on joining the European Union (EU) are surrounded by serious accusations of cheating and unfair practices. A Close Call on EU Membership Incumbent President Maia
