Foreign Affairs
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Russia threatens more strikes against Ukraine’s cities; European leaders call Russia’s attacks on civilians ‘war crimes’
Yesterday, Russian missiles rained down on a city in southeastern Ukraine, Zaporizhzhia, killing at least 13 people. This came after…
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Russia Strikes Civilian Targets, Damages German Consulate In Kyiv
By Micaela Burrow Russia launched a barrage of missile strikes across Ukraine Monday, one of which damaged the German consular…
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Massive blast cripples key Russian supply route
Today, a truck bomb made part of a bridge collapse in a key link between Russia and a Russian-occupied part…
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North Korea fires missiles through Japan’s airspace, violating international law
America should let Japan have nuclear weapons to deter North Korean aggression against it. Japan is a longtime American ally…
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Homicide fell by half in Peru during devastating pandemic, showing pandemic didn’t cause America’s spike in violence
Progressives sometimes claim, contrary to a ton of evidence, that crime rose since 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic. For…
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Protests Erupt In Cuba As Communist Government Fails To Restore Electricity Post-Ian
By Alexander Pease Cuban citizens picketed against the nation’s Communist government in Havana on Friday amid a reported failure to…
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Burkina Faso Military Government Overthrown In Coup
By Brent Foster A group of officers overthrew the military government led by Lt. Col. Paul-Henri Damiba in Burkina Faso…
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Russia should use nuclear weapons, Putin ally says
A key ally of Russia President Vladimir Putin says Russia should use nuclear weapons to prevent further Russian losses in…
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Is NATO Closer To War With Russia After Nord Stream Sabotage?
By Micaela Burrow NATO pledged a “united and determined” response to the apparent sabotage on the Nord Stream pipelines discovered…
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Floods kill at least 1700 and displace over fifteen million people in Pakistan
Since June, floods in Pakistan have killed at least 1,700 people. The floods were caused by heavier than usual moonsoon…
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Right-wing coalition wins Italian elections — will lead to first female prime minister, not fascism
A right-wing coalition won Italy’s election on Sunday, giving Italy its first female prime minister. The right-wing coalition has won…
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Putin hides out in secret palace as Russian anger over mass conscription rises
Russian ruler Vladimir Putin has an estimated wealth of at least $70 billion, and perhaps up to $200 billion, thanks…
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Flights out of Russia sold out as Russian men try to escape draft to fight in Ukraine
Russia recently suffered large casualties in Ukraine, and was forced out of some portions of Ukraine it previously occupied. In…
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Bus Going Down Winding Road In Chinese Mountains Overturns, Killing 27 People
By Kay Smythe A bus transporting Chinese residents to a COVID-19 quarantine facility overturned Sunday, killing 27 people. The bus…
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It Only Took 24 Hours For A Rich Liberal Enclave To Kick Out Their Illegal Migrants
By Brianna Lyman Just 24 hours after receiving about 50 migrants, the national guard was activated to ship the handful…
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Europe has a non-plan for dealing with this winter’s fuel shortage
When winter strikes Europe, it will need a lot more energy to heat people’s homes and offices. But Russia has…
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Famine In The Uyghur Lands: Accident Or Accelerating Genocide?
By Kok Bayraq The East Turkestan National Awakening Movement (ETNAM) held a Sunday protest in Washington calling on the Chinese government…
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The World Wants No Part Of Woke, But It’s Glad We Do
By Victor Davis Hanson The United States obsesses over whether biological men can compete in women’s sports as transgender females.…
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Green activists oppose alternative energy needed to overcome reliance on Russia
Russia has cut off a gas pipeline to Europe due to Europe’s sanctions against it for invading Ukraine. As a…
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European Country Mulls Law That Would Throw People In Jail For Heating Their Homes Above Limit
By Jack McEvoy Switzerland is considering fining and jailing citizens who heat their homes past 19 degrees Celcius (66 degrees…
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Liz Truss Becomes The UK’s Next Prime Minister
By Micaela Burrow Foreign Secretary Liz Truss received the most votes to become the United Kingdom’s next Conservative prime minister…
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Six die in climb up Siberian volcano
At least six people have died while climbing Eurasia’s highest active volcano, which is located in Siberia’s Kamchatka peninsula. Rescuers…
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Climate Change Transformed India Into An Agricultural Superpower — Just Ask My Grandparents
By Vijay Jayaraj My grandparents survived a nationwide famine in the 1960s that pushed many Indians into abject poverty. Little…
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Energy Transition? It’s a ‘Delusion’
In September of 2018, then President Trump addressed the United Nations General Assembly. Among other messages, he told Germany that…
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The Biden Admin Is Paying To Bus Illegal Migrants To New York City
By Jennie Taer The federal government is paying to bus illegal migrants from one border town to New York City,…
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Oil CEO Makes Grim Prediction About The Duration Of Europe’s Energy Crisis
By Jack McEvoy Royal Dutch Shell CEO Ben van Beurden warned reporters at a Monday press conference that Europe’s crisis,…
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At Six Months, Russia-Ukraine War Reaches A Standoff
By Micaela Burrow Russia invaded Ukraine six months ago Wednesday. Today, the war has reached stalemate as both sides are…
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China Is Miles Away From Being The World’s Good Samaritan. Here’s Ten Reasons Why
By Carrie Sheffield China is a growing adversary for the United States and the free world, yet the Biden White…
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Two Short Takes
The F-Word Comes to Sri Lanka What F-word is that? Famine. As I reported previously, in May of 2021, the…
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Saudi student gets 34 year prison sentence for tweets
“A Saudi court has sentenced a doctoral student to 34 years in prison for spreading ‘rumors’ and retweeting dissidents,” reports…
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Biden’s CIA Director Employed Chinese Communist Party Members While Heading Elite DC Think Tank
By Philip Lenczyki CIA Director William Burns formerly headed a prominent D.C. think tank while it employed Chinese Communist Party…
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To Avoid Sanctions, Countries Are Ditching The US Dollar
By Micaela Burrow Countries are attempting to divest from the U.S. dollar as sanctions dig into Russian and Iranian economies,…
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Kamala’s Brittney Griner Comments Spark Mega Social Media Backlash
By Kay Smythe Vice President Kamala Harris was called out by social media users over her hypocritical response to WNBA…
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