Rock stars travel the world, but when the band Hoobastank visited Camp Humphreys, a huge U.S. military base in South Korea, they were amazed at how familiar it looked. Lead singer Doug Robb compared it to a small town in Texas. On the Fourth of July, Camp Humphreys looked like
In a shocking incident in İzmir, Türkiye, two US Marines were attacked by a group of nationalist youths. The Marines had just stepped off their ship, the USS Wasp, which had docked in the Mediterranean Sea. The attack was caught on video, showing a chaotic scene. The footage reveals a
Egypt is asking the United Nations for help because it’s really upset with Ethiopia about a big dam project. This dam, called the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), is being built on the Blue Nile River, which is a major source of water for Egypt. Here’s what’s happening: The Big
Two months ago, GreatGameInternational revealed that Nigeria had asked the United States and the United Kingdom to return its 2 tons of gold reserves. Not long after, a Western NGO tried to disrupt Nigeria’s biggest oil refinery project. Now, things have taken a darker turn—Nigerian authorities have uncovered a massive
BRICS isn’t the anti-Western powerhouse some believe; it’s more of a cooperative network aimed at balancing global finances. Recent sensational claims that Brazilian President Lula and Indian Prime Minister Modi are undermining BRICS fall flat. Lula’s policies align with some Western interests without derailing BRICS, and Modi’s actions, like his
Iraq has one of the youngest populations in the world, with around 60% of its people under 25. Since Saddam Hussein was overthrown in 2003, the country has faced constant problems like war, corruption, and a struggling economy. This tough situation has left many young Iraqis feeling hopeless about their
Recent claims from Russia have revealed a troubling situation at the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine. According to Rodion Miroshnik, a senior Russian diplomat, Ukraine is allegedly using extreme methods to get staff at the plant to cooperate with them. Here’s what’s going on: 1. Allegations of Intense Pressure
The famous beluga whale known as Hvaldimir, who gained fame as a supposed “Russian spy,” was found dead over the weekend in Risavika Bay in southern Norway. Hvaldimir had become well-known after being spotted in April 2019 off Norway’s northern coast, wearing a harness with the words ‘Equipment St. Petersburg.’
The conflict in Pakistan’s Balochistan region is far more complex than it seems, stretching beyond just old political grievances and modern economic factors like CPEC. While some blame foreign interference, such as the CIA, the reality is that shifting alliances—like the Taliban’s ties to TTP militants and Baloch separatists—are at
