The Nicaraguan government froze accounts of the Catholic church following accusations of money laundering. The investigation around money laundering was launched just one day after local media reported that accounts across the country had been frozen. The incident is one example of many exemplifying the tension and resulting conflicts between
In retaliation to attacks killing civilians in Hama and Latakia provinces, Russian warplanes conducted airstrikes on June 25th, targeting alleged “terrorist positions” in Syria’s Idlib province. The cities of Idlib and Benin, along with the al-Arbeen mountain area, witnessed the devastating impact of two Su-24 and one Su-34 warplanes dropping
It was a tense day on June 19th 2023 in Pristina, Kosovo as NATO forces stood ready to intervene if needed. The situation had been brewing for weeks with violence breaking out between Serb protesters and NATO peacekeeping soldiers. The latest round of protests resulted in 30 NATO soldiers being
American and Iranian officials secretly met in Oman last month to discuss an informal agreement which would return Americans held in Iranian custody and limits on the Iranian nuclear program. The talks represent this first dialogue between the nations after months of Iran refusing contact. Among the proposals discussed was
