For the first time since Bangladesh’s independence in 1971, a cargo ship from Pakistan docked directly at the port of Chittagong in Bangladesh on November 11, 2024. This is a groundbreaking moment in history, signaling a new chapter in the relationship between these two neighboring countries. Until now, Bangladesh and
Germany, one of the most powerful countries in Europe, is going through a major political crisis. Despite its influence in global trade and its significant economic contributions, the country is facing political instability. A week ago, the government in Berlin collapsed, and now the country is headed for early elections
For more than 20 years, Zimbabwe has been facing sanctions from the United States and the European Union. These sanctions were imposed because of concerns about human rights and democracy in the country. The Southern African Development Community (SADC) and the United Nations have reported that these sanctions have made
Today, the Associated Press published an article that reads more like a NATO sales letter than serious journalism. The salesman David Klepper argues that Americans are stupid and are easily fooled by disinformation from Russia, China, and Iran. While David paints these countries as big threats to U.S. democracy, he
Here we go again. And I have to say, I am really tired of saying ‘again’ again. But a sizeable plurality of the selectorate is made of still re-moldable clay, eager to pay admission to the main tent of the three-ring circus that some call an “election” in what some
Max Boot, a fierce anti-Trump commentator, is facing personal turmoil as his wife, Sue Mi Terry, was indicted for allegedly acting as an agent for the South Korean government. Known for her luxurious tastes and high-profile foreign policy insights, Terry is accused of accepting lavish gifts in exchange for aiding
Max Boot’s wife, Sue Mi Terry, a former CIA analyst and senior foreign policy expert, has been indicted for spying for South Korea. According to the charges, Terry traded sensitive U.S. intelligence and influence over American policies in exchange for luxury gifts like designer coats and high-end dinners. The indictment
The U.S. has indefinitely postponed the military exercise “NOBLE PARTNER” with Georgia, originally set for July 2024, due to tensions over Georgia’s accusations against the U.S. and Western allies of pushing them to confront Russia and attempting coups. The U.S. Defense Department cited these allegations and deemed it an inappropriate
