Key takeaways from Donald Trump’s meeting with Canada’s PM Mark Carney

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al jazeera By  Al Jazeera Staff     Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has made his much-anticipated first visit to the White House, as his country and the United States continue →

India strikes Pakistan, Pakistan-administered Kashmir

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al jazeera By Abid Hussain, Lyndal Rowlands and John Power     India’s army has launched “Operation Sindoor”, hitting nine sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-administered →

China, Japan, S.Korea, and ASEAN countries call for enhanced regional unity and cooperation, sounding alarm over rising protectionism

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​global times​​​ By Global Times     During the 28th ASEAN Plus Three Finance Ministers' and Central Bank Governors' Meeting which took place on May 4 in Milan, Italy, ASEAN members →

COVID-19 on My Mind

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american thinker By  Clarice Feldman     Like most of us, I suppose, the shock to our system and way of life during the government’s response to COVID-19 cannot easily be →

Columbia activist Mohsen Mahdawi speaks out in first network interview since detention: "You will not silence me"

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​cbs news​​​     A Columbia student activist and green card holder who was detained when he went for a citizenship interview last month said President Trump "will not silence me," in →

news ICJ dismisses Sudan's genocide case alleging the Emiratis funded RSF rebels

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​africa news​​​ By Rédaction Africanews     The top United Nations court on Monday dismissed a case brought by Sudan accusing the United Arab Emirates of breaching the genocide →

The End of the Global Aid Industry

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foreign affairs by  Zainab Usman     Every decade or so, the global aid industry finds that it must transform to survive. During these periods of change, donor countries →

Israeli forces attack Yemen, Lebanon, Syria and Gaza in one day

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al jazeera By Lyndal Rowlands     Israel attacked Yemen, Lebanon and Syria, as well as Gaza, where air strikes killed at least 54 people on Monday.     Israeli →

Canada’s New Prime Minister Must Now Face Donald Trump

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national interest By  Richard M. Sanders The future of U.S.-Canadian relations will depend on tone as much as substance, given Trump’s mercurial nature.     Canada’s elections are →

EU to boost €800 billion in European plan for defence spending

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​brussels times​​​ By   Mose Apelblat     About half of the 27 EU Member States have already notified the European Commission about their intentions to activate the national →

How Romania Can Help Ensure Peace in the Black Sea

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national interest By  Kaush Arha As the NATO country heads for two rounds of elections, it is critical to review Romania’s strategic importance.     The battle for the Black Sea’s →

Report: Iran Disagreements Hastened Waltz’s Ouster

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american conservative by  Jude Russo    Mike Waltz’s ouster from the post of national security advisor followed months of White House frustrations over policy differences, particularly →

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