Tensions between Russia and Poland have reached new heights. Russia’s Foreign Ministry has announced that it will close the Polish Consulate General in St. Petersburg, marking a dramatic step in their ongoing diplomatic showdown. This action comes as retaliation for a similar move by Poland, which had previously expelled Russian
North Korea has just launched a new intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) called the Hwasong-19, which they say is the longest-range missile they have ever tested. This test is especially significant because it took place while the United States and South Korea were conducting large military exercises nearby, simulating attacks on
The recent tensions between India and Canada show a troubling reality: while Canada claims to support global security, it allows dangerous extremists to thrive within its borders. This situation raises questions about the true meaning of freedom of speech and the responsibilities that come with it. The Diplomatic Breakdown In
Britain has officially agreed to give up its last African colony, the Chagos Islands, but the real reason behind the deal is to keep control of a major military base. UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy admitted that the move was a strategic decision to secure the future of Diego Garcia,
A terrible flood has hit Bangladesh, affecting millions of people. Many in Bangladesh are pointing fingers at their neighbor, India, accusing it of causing the disaster by opening a dam on a shared river. But India says it had nothing to do with it. The floodwaters came rushing through after
Western countries are increasingly allowing organized Khalistani protests, which experts say is giving them diplomatic leverage while slowing India’s progress. On India’s Independence Day, Khalistani supporters vandalized the Indian flag near the Indian embassy in Toronto. Similar protests happened in the U.S., Australia, and New Zealand, all organized by Sikhs
The Foreign Ministry of Senegal has sharply criticized the Ukrainian embassy for supporting a terrorist attack on government forces and Russian military contractors in Mali last month. Senegal accused Ukraine of trying to destabilize the “brotherly” nation of Mali. In late July, Tuareg insurgents attacked a convoy of Malian soldiers
