The Economic Exploitation of Syria: The Assads’ Corrupt Legacy
The Assad regime exploited the Syrian economy amidst civil war, with Maher Assad's Fourth Division engaging in extensive corruption and...
Month: March 2025
President Milei Advocates Prolonged Austerity Measures in Argentina
President Javier Milei of Argentina has proposed additional "chainsaw" cuts to public spending as part of his austerity agenda that...
Cape York Man Arrested in Colombia for Alleged Cocaine Trafficking
A Cape York man has been arrested in Colombia for allegedly attempting to smuggle 3.5 kilograms of cocaine. The individual,...
Arab States and UN Denounce Israel’s Blockade on Gaza Humanitarian Aid
Arab states and the UN condemn Israel for blocking humanitarian aid to Gaza, asserting it violates ceasefire terms. Netanyahu defends...
Egypt’s Military Governance and U.S. Aid Dynamics
The Egyptian regime has been fundamentally military-oriented since 1952, with successive leaders including Nasser, Sadat, and Mubarak perpetuating this rule....
Brazil to Construct Its First Underwater Tunnel Connecting Santos and Guaruja
Brazil will construct its inaugural underwater transport tunnel connecting Santos and Guaruja, starting in 2026 and completing by 2031. The...
Egypt Strives to Resume Humanitarian Aid and Extend Ceasefire in Gaza
Egypt is making strides to resume humanitarian aid to Gaza while efforts to prolong the ceasefire continue. Mediators are negotiating...
Israel Criticized for Halting Gaza Aid to Pressure Hamas on Ceasefire
Israel has stopped the entry of food and supplies into Gaza, facing criticism for using starvation as a weapon against...
Venezuelan President Endorses the Back to the Homeland Plan for Migrants
President Nicolás Maduro praised the Back to the Homeland Plan for reuniting families and facilitating the safe return of Venezuelan...
Tajikistan Holds Parliamentary Elections with 59% Voter Turnout and No Complaints
The March 2 elections for Tajikistan's Majlisi Namoyandagon saw a voter turnout of 59%. President Emomali Rahmon and observers praised...
