Suriname elects leaders to steer new-found oil wealth
Voting began on Sunday in Surinamese parliamentary elections that will determine who will harness new-found oil wealth to carry out a rags-to-riches transformation of...
After hardline Yoon, South Korea needs a more balanced foreign policy
With South Korea’s presidential election less than two weeks away, the stakes couldn’t be higher for a nation at a critical crossroads. Since former...
Interior Department Green Lights Utah Uranium Mine Under Expedited 14-Day Environmental Review
This is the first project in the United States approved under the department’s accelerated review process. The Department of the Interior (DOI) has approved...
After X Outage, Musk Says He Is Going Back to Working on His Companies
More than 25,000 reports of issues with the social media platform were tracked at the height of X’s outage over the weekend. Tesla and...
Trump Seeks Names and Countries of International Students at Harvard
It follows a judge’s ruling blocking the federal government from revoking Harvard’s ability to enroll foreign students. President Donald Trump on May 25 said...
China’s Economic Civil War Begins, Millions Of Containers Rusting And Molding At Ports
China’s economy is not in decline; it is fighting an internal battle between the central government and local authorities. It is breaking markets and...
US-German citizen charged with trying to firebomb US mission in Tel Aviv
A dual US and German citizen has been arrested on charges that he travelled to Israel and attempted to firebomb the branch office of...
Pope Leo prays for Chinese Catholics to be in communion with Rome
Pope Leo asked on Sunday for prayers for China’s Catholics to be in communion with the Holy See, as he made his first public...
Judge Upholds Block on Trump Admin’s Shutdown of US Institute of Peace
The court rejects the administration’s request for a stay, finding that the U.S. Institute of Peace is not under executive control. A federal judge...