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On Saturday the 21st of June, the largest B-2 operation strike in US history, named operation Midnight Hammer, targeted three Iranian nuclear bases. A total of 14 MOPs (Massive Ordnance Penetrators) or “bunk busters” were dropped...
NATO member states concluded a landmark summit in The Hague this week by agreeing to raise defense and security-related spending to 5% of GDP by 2035, a move seen as both a response to growing global...
Yesterday, June 14, 2025, millions of demonstrators in all states gathered in parks and plazas across the United States to protest against President Donald Trump. These rallies, known as the “No King’s Protests,” were organized in...
Tomorrow, on June 3, 2025, South Korea is set to hold a snap election. This election will determine the new president to succeed Yoon Suk Yeol, who was impeached and removed from office after his unlawful...
In 2024, Sweden granted the lowest number of residence permits to asylum-seekers; bringing a big boost to the Right wing’s promise to lower the number of asylum-seekers. They committed to keep bringing down the amount of...
Our modern world has shaped us to rely on technology constantly. Due to rapid technological advancements, we often use our digital devices when seeking current events and political news. Whether we find ourselves scrolling on Facebook,...
NEW DELHI, June 10, 2025 — The latest round of closed-door negotiations between India and the United States wrapped up on Tuesday after four days of back-to-back meetings in New Delhi. Officials say the talks marked...
President Donald Trump’s tax-cut and spending bill falls under harsh criticism as it makes its way through congress. Dubbed by Donald Trump as “The One Big Beautiful Bill”, the 1,100 page proposal aims to extend both...
When tariffs on Chinese goods were slashed from over 100% to 30%, many saw it as a turning point in the U.S. –China trade standoff. But beneath the headlines lies a fascinating lesson in game theory,...
America First, at its core, is a call to prioritize domestic concerns before international obligations—a belief that, while appealing to many as a bulwark of national sovereignty, ultimately inflicts hidden costs and disproportionately harms the average...
