Donald Trump’s return to the White House is causing ripples of anxiety across global capitals. As he prepares to take office next month, countries are bracing for what could be a turbulent phase in international relations. During his first presidency, Trump’s unpredictable decisions, threats of tariffs, and trade wars left
New satellite images have revealed a surprising development: Russia is pulling back its military forces from key bases in Syria, including the Khmeimim Air Base and Tartus Naval Base. This move is sparking serious questions about Russia’s future in the region and its plans for these highly strategic locations. What
Lara Logan, a well-known South African-born journalist and war correspondent, has spent years reporting from some of the most dangerous places in the world. She gained recognition while working for CBS News, especially for her coverage of the Iraq War and the Arab Spring. Logan’s fearless journalism earned her a
On November 28, 2024, a major shift took place in Africa. Chad, a country in Central Africa, decided to end its military defense agreement with France. The announcement came from Chadian Foreign Minister Abderaman Koulamallah, who shared the news on Facebook. The agreement, signed in 2019, was meant to strengthen
US billionaires are ramping up their personal and home security like never before. According to Bloomberg, many of the wealthiest people in America are installing bulletproof windows, panic rooms, and other high-tech security features to protect themselves and their families. Private security firms have seen a huge surge in demand
A far-right activist from Ukraine has stirred controversy with an outrageous claim about nuclear war. Evgeny Karas, a known neo-Nazi and the leader of the S14 hate group declared that Ukraine would benefit from being hit by a Russian nuclear strike. Speaking on Radio Bayraktar, a Ukrainian broadcaster named after
CNN is facing tough questions after airing a dramatic report from Syria that seems to have gone horribly wrong. What started as a touching story of a journalist freeing a prisoner has now taken a dark and surprising turn. Last week, CNN aired a video of their reporter, Clarissa Ward,
Nigeria’s Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has uncovered a massive online fraud operation, arresting 792 people—including foreign nationals—accused of running cryptocurrency and romance scams. The arrests were made on December 10 in Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial hub, at a building known as “Big Leaf,” where the scammers were allegedly operating.
On Monday, a new law came into effect in the UK that forces social media companies like Meta, Google, and TikTok to take down harmful content or face huge fines. The law, known as the Online Safety Act, was passed in 2023, and the country’s telecoms watchdog, Ofcom, just published
