Foreign Affairs
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Wall Street Firm Founder Claims He Accidentally Funded An African Coup
By Robert McGreevy Robert Granieri, the co-founder of Wall Street analytical firm Jane Street, accidentally provided funding for AK-47s meant…
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Iran Attacks US Air Base In Qatar
By Wallace White Iran launched a strike against Al Udeid U.S. Air Base in Qatar, Axios and Reuters reported Monday.…
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ISIS Suicide Bomber Slaughters Worshippers In Damascus Church, Dozens Killed And Injured
By Melanie Wilcox A suspected ISIS suicide bomber unleashed carnage inside a Damascus church Sunday, killing at least 22 people…
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Oil Prices Could Soar After Iran Moves To Close Strait Of Hormuz
By Melanie Wilcox Iran’s parliament has voted to close the Strait of Hormuz, a narrow shipping channel that serves as…
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Trump Announces US Bombing Of Iran
By Derek Vanbuskirk President Donald Trump announced a “very successful attack on the three nuclear sites in Iran” on Saturday.…
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Militants Shouting ‘Allahu Akhbar’ Kill 200 Christians, Burn Some Victims Alive
By Derek Vanbuskirk An estimated 200 Christians were killed Friday by militants in Nigeria’s Benue state shouting “Allahu Akbar,” according…
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Socialist dictator locks up economists sharing data on Venezuela’s decline
Venezuela’s socialist dictator, President Nicolás Maduro, “has intensified his crackdown on independent economists and consultants, detaining at least eight people…
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Ivory Coast increases economic growth by issuing more land titles
In much of the world, it isn’t even clear who owns what land. Few people have titles to their land,…
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Iran Wants To Negotiate After Crippling Israeli Strikes
By Wallace White Iran is pleading for renewed negotiations after Israeli strikes devastated the nation’s military leadership and nuclear sites.…
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Could China use its control over rare earth metals to shut down American industries?
China responded to President Trump’s tariff increases with various kinds of retaliation. Two months ago, China “suspended the export of…
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Israel Strikes Iran
By Nick Pope Israeli forces launched major strikes against Iran on Thursday, attacking more than 100 facilities and killing Iran’s…
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Poverty falls rapidly in world’s most mountainous country
Poverty has rapidly fallen in Bhutan, “with its national poverty rate falling from 28 percent to 11.6 percent between 2017…
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Brazilian ‘witch’ can seek asylum in the U.S., court rules, even though places in her own country may have been safe for her
“Woman accused of being a witch in Brazil can seek asylum in U.S., court rules.” That’s the title of a…
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Inside South Africa’s Farm Attacks: One Woman’s Fight For Survival And Justice
By Derek Vanbuskirk HARTBEESPOORT, South Africa — Elmarie Eastes-Schutte shared her story of a home attack on her smallholding in…
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On Energy, China Knows What The Rest Of Us Must Re-Learn
By David Blackmon A report by Bloomberg this week details the reality of an energy transition that isn’t happening and…
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Ukraine’s Surprise Drone Strike Shuts Down Moscow Airports As US Experts Warn, ‘It Could Happen Here’
By Melanie Wilcox Ukraine executed another bold drone assault deep inside Russian territory on Sunday, temporarily shutting down two of…
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Cholera epidemic strikes the capital of Sudan, which was once one of Africa’s greatest cities
“A fast-spreading cholera outbreak has hit Sudan with officials reporting more than 1,000 cases a day in the capital of…
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Chad bans travel by Americans
“Chad’s President Mahamat Idriss Deby on Thursday announced that his country will suspend the issuance of visas to U.S. citizens…
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150 Christians killed in Nigeria’s Plateau State
“After slaughtering at least 50 Christians in one area of Plateau State, Nigeria in April, Fulani herdsmen this week killed…
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Supreme Court Kills Mexico’s Lawsuit Against American Gun Makers
By Katelynn Richardson The Supreme Court unanimously rejected on Thursday the Mexican government’s lawsuit against American gun manufacturers. The court…
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DOJ Charges CCP Loyalist For Smuggling Potential Bioweapon Mushroom Into US
By Ashley Brasfield Citizens of the People’s Republic of China, Yunqing Jian and Zunyong Liu, have been charged with conspiracy…
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Trump says steel & aluminum tariffs will rise to 50%. That could wipe out many jobs in the auto industry, construction, and tool & machine industries.
Tariffs on steel and aluminum wipe out more jobs than they save, because “steel is produced by a tiny sliver…
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Trump Admin Hopes To Bring ‘Thousands’ Of Refugees From South Africa By Late Summer
By Derek Vanbuskirk The Trump administration hopes to begin taking in thousands of Afrikaner refugees from South Africa by the…
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Hostility to nuclear power declines
Hostility to nuclear power is declining, reports The Doomslayer: Germany signaled it will no longer oppose classifying nuclear power alongside…
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China Finds Way To Quietly Keep Its Forced Labor System Alive
By Wallace White China has been moving Uyghur Muslims to factories outside of the Xinjiang region in order to skirt…
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Hostage Freed From Hamas Reveals Who His Captors Wanted To Win US Election
By Hailey Gomez Freed Israeli hostage Omer Shem Tov revealed to CNN on Wednesday that the terrorist group Hamas, who…
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Privately owned solar panels save citizens from dysfunctional state utility in very sunny, very backward African country
“Privately owned solar panels are taking over from the dysfunctional state utility in Niger, offering relief from frequent power shortages,”…
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French President Emmanuel Macron Responds To Viral Video Of His Wife Brigitte Shoving Him In Face
By Leena Nasir French President Emmanuel Macron downplayed an incident involving his wife in which she appeared to aggressively shove…
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Two Israeli Embassy Staff Killed In DC Near Jewish Museum, Suspect Shouted ‘Free Palestine’
By Hailey Gomez Two Israeli Embassy staff members were shot and killed on Wednesday evening near the Capital Jewish Museum…
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Big city may have to rely on solar panels after militia steals its copper wiring and destroys its energy infrastructure
“In March, after months of intense fighting, the Sudanese army recaptured the war-torn capital” city of Khartoum “from the warring…
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Agency that resisted DOGE was riddled with corruption
The taxpayer-funded African Development Foundation was full of corruption, but when the Trump administration’s Department of Government Efficiency investigated it,…
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Rubber Duck Museum moves to Canada in response to tariff hikes and U.S.-Canada tensions
The Rubber Duck Museum is moving across the border to Canada. It’s currently in Point Roberts, a small U.S. town…
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Turkey, Crimea, and the Neo-Pan-Turkic Empire
After meeting with Turkish President Erdogan in Ankara, Ukraine’s President Zelensky announced that the Turkish president considers Crimea “Ukrainian” even…
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Iranian Official Says Islamic Republic Open To Giving Up Nuclear Weapons Program For Trump Deal
By Wallace White A top Iranian official said Wednesday that Tehran was open to foregoing enriching weapons-grade uranium in a…
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Self-Proclaimed South African ‘Stalin’ Condemns White Refugees Fleeing Persecution
By Natalie Sandoval The exodus of forty-nine white Afrikaners from South Africa to American soil has liberals in a tizzy.…
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