The Jasmine Revolution: Catalyst for Change in Tunisia and Beyond
The Jasmine Revolution in Tunisia (December 2010 - January 2011) was a grassroots uprising against corruption and repression, sparked by...
Year: 2025
The Dispute Over Koh Kood Island: A Historical and Geopolitical Analysis
The dispute over Koh Kood Island between Thailand and Cambodia is driven by its potential oil and gas reserves and...
Protests Planned for Maduro’s Inauguration Amid Allegations of Electoral Fraud
Opposition leader Maria Corina Machado has urged citizens to protest on January 10, 2025, coinciding with Nicolas Maduro's inauguration, emphasizing...
Recent Earthquake Activity: A 6.1-Magnitude Tremor in Chile and More
On January 2, a 6.1-magnitude earthquake struck Chile, following a sequence of smaller earthquakes in California and Alaska. Notable preceding...
China Foreign Minister Wang Yi to Visit Africa: Strengthening Diplomatic Ties
Wang Yi, China's Foreign Minister, will visit Namibia, the Republic of the Congo, Chad, and Nigeria from January 5 to...
JD Spain Assumes Position on County Board, Ending Special Election Streak
JD Spain, Sr. was sworn into the Arlington County Board on January 1, marking the first general election change of...
Opposition Commends China for Support in Suriname’s Development
The NDP praised China for its support of Desi Bouterse's government, emphasizing benefits from their collaboration since Bouterse's state visit...
Iran Proposes Prisoner Swap to Italy for Jailed Journalist Cecilia Sala
Iran has indicated to Italy that it seeks a prisoner swap involving jailed Italian journalist Cecilia Sala, contingent upon Italy...
Ethiopia Supports New African Union Peacekeeping Mission in Somalia
Ethiopia has pledged support for a new African Union peacekeeping force to counter Al-Shabaab insurgents in Somalia. Following a period...
Lebanon Confirms Iranian Diplomat’s Funds Were for Embassy Amid Airport Tensions
The Lebanese Foreign Ministry confirmed that funds carried by an Iranian diplomat at Beirut Airport were for embassy purposes after...
