The Liberian Senate’s Critical Role in National Security: A Focus on the United Methodist Church
The Liberian Senate plays a vital role in national security by addressing internal conflicts within influential organizations, such as the...
Politics
Ghana’s Commitment to Commonwealth Values on 73rd Anniversary
Ghana celebrated the 73rd Commonwealth Day with a ceremony in Accra, underscoring the values of unity and cooperation among member...
Protests Erupt at Columbia University Following Arrest of Palestinian Activist Mahmoud Khalil
Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian Columbia University graduate and activist, was arrested by ICE amid protests on campus. His apprehension ties...
Maduro Indicates U.S. Oil License Revocation Disrupts Deportation Flights
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro expressed that U.S. oil license revocation impacted deportation flights. This decision has revealed internal conflicts within...
The Jerando Case: Misinformation, Misleading Claims, and Political Exploitation
Hicham Jerando, a Moroccan YouTuber in Canada, has shifted from entrepreneurial topics to promoting conspiracy theories against Morocco, with his...
Venezuela Oil Minister Navigates Challenges in Oil Production
The Venezuela Oil Minister is actively engaged in addressing production issues linked to global market challenges, with significant implications for...
Ecuador’s Presidential Election 2025: Economic Visions and Crime Policies
Ecuador's second presidential election in 2025 pits incumbent Daniel Noboa against challenger Luisa González. Both candidates share militaristic crime reduction...
Ecuador’s Second Presidential Election of 2025: Candidates and Perspectives
The upcoming Ecuadorian presidential election features incumbent Daniel Noboa and challenger Luisa González, both advocating militaristic crime policies. Noboa, facing...
The Inside Story of Brazil’s Democratic Near-Miss
Former President Jair Bolsonaro faces serious charges of plotting a coup and attempts to assassinate political rivals. The investigation implicates...
US Reduces Foreign Aid for Democracy Programs in Nicaragua, Cuba, and Venezuela
The United States has cut foreign aid aimed at promoting democracy in Nicaragua, Cuba, and Venezuela, leading to the cancellation...
