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This article discusses the controversial proposal by Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele to accept American deportees and house U.S. criminals in Salvadoran prisons for a fee. Human rights organizations condemn this …
The U.S. War on Migrants: El Salvador’s Controversial Prison Proposal Read More
The Lebanese Parliament approved a new government led by Nawaf Salam, receiving 95 votes from 128 parliamentarians. U.S. State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce commended the new administration and emphasized America’s …
Lebanese Parliament Approves New Government Led by Nawaf Salam Read More
Lebanon’s new government, led by Nawaf Salam, received parliamentary confidence, with 95 votes in favor on Wednesday. U.S. State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce welcomed Salam’s appointment, highlighting the need for …
Lebanese Parliament Confirms Confidence in New Government Led by Nawaf Salam Read More
A Russian delegation is engaging in talks with U.S. officials in Istanbul to discuss embassy operations, following a previous meeting in Saudi Arabia. Notably, discussions will not cover the Ukraine …
U.S.-Russia Talks Shift Focus to Embassy Operations in Istanbul Read More
Former President Trump may revoke Chevron’s Venezuela oil license due to unmet electoral reforms, citing the need for a tougher stance. This presents significant ramifications for U.S.-Venezuela relations and Chevron’s …
Trump Considers Revoking Chevron’s License Amid Venezuela Crisis Read More
South Africa is open to bids from Russia or Iran to expand its nuclear capacity, as stated by Minister Gwede Mantashe. This move could worsen relations with the U.S. amid …
South Africa Considers Nuclear Expansion with Russia or Iran Amid U.S. Concerns Read More
Rwanda’s President Kagame concurs with the U.S. on the need for a ceasefire in Congo’s ongoing conflict, following the M23 rebel group’s seizure of Goma. Despite the agreement, Rwanda does …
Kagame Welcomes U.S. Call for Ceasefire Amid Escalating Congo Conflict Read More
President Kagame of Rwanda agrees with U.S. officials on the necessity of a ceasefire in eastern Congo but does not indicate any plans for troop withdrawal amid M23 rebel actions. …
Rwanda’s Kagame Advocates Ceasefire in Eastern Congo Amid Escalating Conflict Read More
Gunfire erupted in Goma as U.N. officials warned of a deteriorating humanitarian situation amid ongoing clashes between Congolese troops and Rwandan-backed rebels. The World Food Program has paused food assistance, …
UN Warns of Humanitarian Crisis in Goma, DRC Amid Ongoing Conflict Read More
Goma, DRC, faces escalating violence from Rwandan-backed M23 rebels, overwhelming local hospitals and prompting a suspension of food aid. Crisis talks involving regional leaders are scheduled to address the conflict. …
Humanitarian Crisis Intensifies in Goma Amid Ongoing Conflict Read More