U.K. police charge 53-year-old man over Liverpool soccer parade crash that wounded dozens

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nbc news By  Corky Siemaszko     The British motorist accused of plowing a vehicle into a soccer victory parade in downtown Liverpool, England, and injuring 79 people was hit →

Appeals court temporarily reinstates Trump tariffs

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​cbs news​​​ by Melissa Quinn     Washington — A federal appeals court in Washington, D.C., on Thursday temporarily halted a federal trade court's decision blocking most of President →

Mauritanian economist elected African Development Bank president

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africa news By Africanews     Sidi Ould Tah who formerly served as Mauritania's finance minister was elected during a vote Thursday at the bank's annual meeting in Abidjan, Ivory Coast. →

Germany steps up to replace ‘unreliable’ US as guarantor of European security

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conversation by  Stefan Wolff        Two statements from world leaders this week bear closer examination. On May 27, the US president Donald Trump took to his Truth Social →

Get Ready for a Big, Bold, and Very Bad North Korea Deal

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foreign affairs by Victor Cha     Donald Trump’s return to the White House has shaken up U.S. approaches to trade, Ukraine, the Middle East, and more. But so far, the Trump →

Why is Japan’s yen falling and why is it so weak against the US dollar?

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al jazeera By  John Power     The weakness of the Japanese yen is in the spotlight again after its latest tumble in value.     On Monday, the currency sank to →

Why the US Should Invest in African Infrastructure

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national interest By  Dan M. Ford     American foreign policy professionals rarely prioritize Africa in their broader policymaking. When the US government does focus on →

French military responds to reported downing of Rafael jets in India-Pakistan clash: media

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global times     According to some media reports, French-made Rafale fighter jets were shot down during the recent conflict between India and Pakistan, sparking widespread discussion. →

‘Silent’ cells play a surprising role in how brains work

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Free Trade has Failed to Reform China

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american thinker By Ben Voth     The promise of allowing China to enter “most favored nation status” in 1980 and entry into the World Trade Organization in 2001 was predicated on →

Iran’s Christian Heritage

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american conservative by   Eldar Mamedov     Having walked the ancient stone paths of St. Thaddeus, St. Stepanos, and the Shepherd’s Chapel in northwestern Iran on a recent →

Federal trade court rules against several Trump tariffs

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nbc news By Gary Grumbach , Zoë Richards and  Steve Kopack     A federal three-judge panel on Wednesday ruled against several of President Donald Trump's tariffs on →

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