Category: International

Two Candidates Eliminated as Possible Replacements for Boris Johnson

Former Chancellor Rishi Sunak and MP Penny Mordaunt are the current top contenders to replace...

Sri Lankan President Flees Country as Protests Continue

The prime minister declared a state of emergency and requested the military restore order

Dutch Gov't Shoots Live Rounds at Farmers Protesting Mandates

Lawmakers enacted restrictive laws to combat climate change

Proud Boys Designated Terrorist Organization in New Zealand

The government accused the group of promoting ‘crypto-fascism’

Poland Completes Wall on Belarus Border

The multimillion-dollar wall spans over 100 miles

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson says Russia's Invasion of Ukraine is a 'Perfect Example of Toxic Masculinity'

UK Defense Secretary Ben Wallace said Russian President Vladimir Putin suffers from small man...

Labor Strike Leaves South Africa with National Power Outages

Workers at the state-operated power plant are on strike amid wage negotiations

NATO Offers Formal Membership Invitation to Finland and Sweden

The alliance met this week for a summit in Madrid

Scottish First Minister Announces Plan to Hold Independence Referendum

‘Now is the time to get Scotland on the right path,’ Nicola Sturgeon told parliament

Japan Court Rules Ban on Same-Sex Marriage Does Not Violate Constitution

The ruling overturns a 2021 decision from a lower court

European Union Grants Ukraine First Step Toward Membership

The admission process typically takes several years to complete

Thailand Decriminalizes Marijuana

Marijuana extracts are not permitted to have more than 0.2% THC

Malaysia Ends Live Chicken Exports as Food Prices Surge

‘It’s like McDonald’s with no burgers,’ said a concerned business owner in the region

Hungarian Government Gets New Powers After Prime Minister Viktor Orbán Declares State of Emergency

The prime minister said the government will now be able to ‘react immediately and protect Hungary...

Officials From Sweden and Finland Visit White House Amid NATO Talks

Finland 'Must Apply For NATO Membership Without Delay,' Say President and Prime Minister

The Kremlin said the expansion of NATO would warrant 'retaliatory steps'

Former Haitian Senator Charged in President's Assassination

Joseph Joel John appeared in court in Miami to face charges related to the July 2021 event

Jill Biden and Justin Trudeau Hold Weekend Visits in Ukraine

President Biden spent the weekend in Delaware

Bulgaria Signals Intent to Veto Oil Embargo as EU Talks Continue

The Black Sea nation wants to be included in the list of countries given additional time to end...

North Korea Fired a Ballistic Missile for the 14th Time This Year

‘The U.S. commitment to the defense of the ROK and Japan, remains ironclad,’ the Pentagon said

Germany Reverses Course on Russian Oil Embargo After Reaching Deal with Poland

The European Union could now consider implementing a complete embargo on Russia oil

Italian Court Rules Children Should Receive Both Parents' Surnames by Default Due to Discrimination

The ruling would go into effect following legislation from parliament

Hungarian Prime Minster Viktor Orbán Meets With Pope Francis at Vatican

Pope Francis gave the prime minister a medal of St. Martin of Tours

Biden Announces Another $800 Million in Military Aid to Ukraine