PKK Terrorist Attack Threatens Regional Stability & Swedish NATO Membership
On Sunday 1 October, Turkey confirmed launching airstrikes on militant targets in northern Iraq and making arrests in Istanbul, shortly after Kurdish militants claimed responsibility for their first bomb attack on Turkey’s capital in years, which detonated near government buildings…
Pro-Russia Victory in Slovakia’s Election Upends Regional Dynamics and Threatens Ukraine Support
Amidst a backdrop of lingering allegations of corruption, Robert Fico has defied expectations by emerging victorious in Slovakia’s recent election. Known for his pro-Russian stance and contentious campaign promises, Fico’s mandate could have far-reaching consequences for the region.
Russian Admiral Sokolov’s Astonishing Resurrection: Video Manipulation Suspicions Mount
In a jaw-dropping twist that has left the world baffled, Admiral Viktor Sokolov, the commander of Russia’s Black Sea Fleet, who was earlier reported dead in a missile strike on Sevastopol, emerged unscathed in a Kremlin defence meeting video alongside Russian Defence Minister Shoigu.
The Unwavering Spirit of Jimmy Lai
Jimmy Lai’s 1,000 days in solitary confinement.
Fears of Humanitarian Crisis among Ethnic Armenians
Ethnic Armenians Flee Azernaijan Amid Fears of Ethnic Cleansing.
Ukraine President Warns Against Making “Shady Deals” With Russia
Shady Deals with Russia warning by Ukraine.
Britain’s defence chief says armed forces need to learn lessons from the Ukraine War
How UK can learn from the Ukraine War
US-Bahrain Seek To Build On Historic Pact to Help Peace Across the Middle East
Historic Pact Agreed Between the U.S. and Bahrain.
The Musk Paradox: Private Power, Public Scrutiny, and the Ukraine Conundrum
The Kremlin attacks “traitor” businessman as Putin praises Musk.
The Contenders Vying to Take Over at the “Outlawed” Paramilitary Wagner Group
The Wagner Group and Who Is Destined To Be Its Next Leader.
