On July 16th, the E.U. finalized a deal with Tunisia which encompasses better economic relations, and, more importantly, the attempt to stop migrants from crossing the Mediterranean Sea. E.U. Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, alongside Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte, met with Tunisian
Upon Ukraine’s request, the United States has agreed to provide the country with cluster munitions, a decision that has sparked controversy. The U.S. has justified this action as a means to address Ukraine’s shortage of conventional artillery shells and assist in its counter-offensive efforts. However, cluster munitions are prohibited in
In early August, North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un toured his country’s military facilities, ordering a large increase in weapon production. As an NBC news article mentions, this push has coincided with reports that Russia has recently spoken with North Korean officials to sell Russia more weapons to aid in
An already topical country beyond its borders, Israel recently entered into the public discourse after a new government proposed sweeping reforms that many believe threaten its democracy. On July 24th, an amendment to the Israeli constitution was voted in, limiting the Supreme Court’s powers to void some government decisions if
Despite refutations by the Chinese government, a U.S. intelligence report recently alleged China is helping the Russian military by providing valuable technology for its war in Ukraine. The review comes from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI). Records show that China is sending “navigation equipment, jamming technology,
The mountainous region of Indian-controlled Kashmir has once again become the epicenter of violent clashes, leaving a trail of tragedy and uncertainty. Over the past two days, the area has witnessed a series of gunfights, resulting in the loss of lives among Indian security personnel and rebels. This unsettling development
