by TYLER DURDEN Five decades have passed since former South African President Jacob Zuma was last imprisoned – he served a 10-year-term at the…
Posts published in “International Politicians”
by TYLER DURDEN US Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Monday actually called for ISIS members held in prisons across Syria to essentially be let go…
by Patty McMurray Today, during a meeting with Israeli President Reuben Rivlin, Joe Biden began his introduction by saying, “It’s not technically appropriate, but I’m…
by TYLER DURDEN For the past couple months there’s been persisting reports and rumors that Saudi Arabia is preparing to restore diplomatic ties and normalized relations…
by Kurt Zindulka In a “shocking blunder”, the British government has undercounted the number of European Union migrants living in the country by over two…
By JOHN HAYWARD The Iranian government on Tuesday accused the United States of meddling in Iran’s presidential election last weekend and rejected U.S. criticism of…
By Tyler Durden Cui Tiankai, China’s longest-serving ambassador to the US in history, is leaving Washington after eight years as Beijing’s top diplomat in the…
By Tyler Durden Sweden’s center-left Prime Minister Stefan Lofven was ousted in a no-confidence vote in parliament on Monday, plunging the country into deep political…
By GABRIELLE REYES A non-profit organization supporting victims of Zimbabwe’s 1983-1987 genocide accused unnamed members of Zimbabwe’s socialist government of “stealing Gukurahundi [genocide] memorial plaques…
By Anders Corr Commentary A competitor is someone with whom you play a game of tennis. Or, someone who makes a widget just like yours…
By Newsmax Russia’s ambassador is returning to the United States three months after being recalled as tensions rose between Moscow and Washington. Russian President Vladimir…
by TYLER DURDEN update(9:32am): Iran’s hardline candidate Ebrahim Raisi, who is the conservative head of the judiciary and considered a close ally of the Ayatollah, has been announced the…
By Tyler Durden Now after six rounds of talks in Vienna, hopes for a restored nuclear deal are looking dimmer given the crucial “wild card”…
By Tyler Durden Iranians are voting nationwide Friday as longtime president Hassan Rouhani – the well-known moderate who negotiated the 2015 nuclear deal (JCPOA) –…
By VENUS UPADHAYAYA NEW DELHI—For a week there has been a buzz in the media about India’s outreach to the Taliban. There are reports saying there has…
By DOROTHY LI Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi said at the G7 summit that Italy is reassessing China’s investments in the country “carefully,” shifting away from the…
By CATHY HE The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) will confront the Chinese regime’s growing military ambition for the first time, the 30-nation Western alliance…
by Joel B. Pollak Outgoing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ripped his likely replacement, Naftali Bennett, in a speech to Israel’s parliament, the Knesset, on…