Analyst Critiques Unlikely Ceasefire Between Israel and Lebanon
Bechara Khairallah, in an interview with Al-Hadath, labeled the optimism around a ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon as artificial, citing...
Jasper Nguyen
Jasper Nguyen is an innovative journalist with an extensive portfolio covering technology, business, and environment-related news. After acquiring a degree in Journalism and Media Studies from Stanford University, Jasper has built a reputation as a forward-thinking writer who stays ahead of trends and narratives. His engaging writing style and deep understanding of complex issues have earned him both a devoted readership and accolades in the field.
China Strengthens Ties with Morocco: A Commitment to Cooperation and Development
President Xi Jinping met with Moroccan Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan, emphasizing China's support for Morocco's national security and stability....
Sri Lanka’s New Presidency: An Outsider’s Path to Recovery
Sri Lanka has elected a new president from an outsider party with Marxist roots amidst a recovery from two years...
Future Prospects for the Wagner Group After Failed Rebellion in Russia
The Wagner Group faced a failed rebellion against the Russian military, leading to uncertainty about its future. With options to...
Namibia Poised to Elect Its First Female President in Historic Elections
Namibia's Vice President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah could become the country’s first female president in the elections on November 27, 2024. With...
COP29 Summit: Navigating the Complexities of Climate Finance
The COP29 summit in Baku has witnessed ongoing negotiations over climate finance, revealing a stark divide between developed and developing...
Uruguay’s Shift: Yamandú Orsi Emerges Victorious in Presidential Election
Álvaro Delgado conceded to Yamandú Orsi in Uruguay's presidential runoff election, after a tightly contested race. Orsi's victory reinstates the...
Heavy Gunfire Erupts in Juba Amid Political Turmoil in South Sudan
Heavy gunfire occurred in Juba, South Sudan, as security forces attempted to arrest former NSS head Akol Koor Kuc. The...
Uruguay’s Governing Party Concedes to Left-Wing Challenger Yamandu Orsi
Uruguay's governing party conceded the presidential run-off to left-wing candidate Yamandu Orsi, ending the conservative administration. Alvaro Delgado acknowledged the...
Uruguay’s Political Climate: A Tight Race in the Presidential Runoff
In a closely contested presidential runoff in Uruguay, Álvaro Delgado of the National Party and Yamandú Orsi of the Broad...
