Mary E Brunkow, Fred Ramsdell, and Shimon Sakaguchi have been jointly awarded the Nobel Prize…
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Globalist Armenian PM Pashinyan Doesn’t Want Return Of Christians To Artsakh – CDM
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Following the failed Armenian effort in the frozen conflict of the Soviet Union — the Nagorno-Karabakh war, Christian Armenians were displaced from…
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Turkey is developing a pact on security in the Middle East – Turkiye
Turkey is actively involved in the development of a “Regional Pact” to strengthen security in the Middle East. This is reported by the Turkiye agency.
“In the region [in the Middle East – ed. It is still…
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Sébastien Lecornu and the world’s other shortest political careers – POLITICO
Of course, France is no stranger to short political careers. The previous shortest-lived prime minister of the Fifth Republic was Michel Barnier, who lasted a whopping 90 days in 2024. However, the all-time champ for shortest tenure as…
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James Cleverly slams Israeli minister’s Tommy Robinson invite – POLITICO
In response Cleverly was careful to point out that Chikli is just one member of a “broad coalition within the Israeli government,” adding: “I have no doubt that a number of other people in the Israeli government are as uncomfortable with…
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Is Russia’s Justice System Reshuffle an Attempt to Rein in the Security Forces?
On Sept. 24, Igor Krasnov, who had been prosecutor general, was officially appointed head of Russia’s Supreme Court. His former role was taken by Alexander Gutsan, an inconspicuous bureaucrat. Krasnov’s recent actions as…
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UNESCO nominates Egyptian as its new director following US withdrawal
PARIS (AP) — UNESCO is slated to have its first director from the Arab world after an Egyptian former tourism and antiquities minister, Khaled el-Anani, was nominated by the agency’s executive board…
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How Far Does Trump’s Immunity Go?
When Vladimir Putin met with Donald Trump in Alaska in August, one prominent strand of social-media commentary had nothing to do with the possibility of a deal to end Russia’s war against Ukraine (the meeting’s ostensible purpose). Rather, it…
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