Germany has been facing tough economic challenges in recent years, with its competitiveness declining and industrial output dropping. This problem became even worse after Germany decided to stop importing energy from Russia in 2022, a decision that many say was short-sighted. As a result, opposition politicians are now blaming Germany’s
At the end of last month, Georgia held an important election. The results shocked some powerful players: the United States and the European Union. Their favored candidate, one who supported Western ideals, lost to a local party called Georgian Dream. This party wanted to improve relations with Russia, and the
North Korea recently destroyed parts of two highways that connect it with South Korea, according to the South Korean military. This move has heightened tensions between the two countries. The roads, Gyeongui and Donghae, were blown up just north of the Military Demarcation Line, which separates North and South Korea.
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
Bangladesh’s Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was forced to flee her residence and take refuge in a modest guest house after massive student-led protests erupted across the country. The situation quickly spiraled as the military, led by her niece’s husband, refused to suppress the protestors, leading to her sudden and dramatic
Former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has claimed that her recent removal from office was orchestrated by the US to gain control over the strategically important St. Martin Island in the Bay of Bengal. In a dramatic letter, Hasina alleged that she was pressured to surrender the island to American
