The Shifting Petrodollar Paradigm: Implications for Global Power
Similar to the dynamics seen during the Cold War, global oil politics have traditionally affected economic and political alliances. The
Honduras military takes control of prisons after violent
Honduras’ military started taking over violent prisons in the country on Monday, following a clash between rival gangs at a
All South Koreans to get at least a
Starting tomorrow, South Koreans will become a year younger or two as the country leaves behind two traditional methods of
Iran’s Raisi, Emir of Qatar express support for
In connection with a failed Wagner uprising on June 24, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi has expressed his complete support to
Wildfires are here and Europe must stop focusing
By the time summer officially set foot in Europe this week, sparkling new firefighting vehicles had already been delivered across
After heavy investments in men’s football, Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia is introducing fresh investment and vision to the world of sports. After announcing heavy investments to strengthen golf
Tackling Informality for Inclusive Growth in Developing Countries
Many employees in developing nations are stuck in informal employment, with no access to social security benefits or appropriate resources
A woman Shot an Uber Drive, Mistakenly!
Police say a Kentucky woman mistakenly thought she was being kidnapped and taken to Mexico when she fatally shot her
Taliban Ends Opium Economy, Successfully Eradicates Poppy Cultivation
The Taliban, in its campaign against illicit drug production, has successfully brought the cultivation of opium poppies to a grinding
Itchy mosquito bites are far from fun. Do
Summer evenings are always better without one intruder. Mosquitoes, right? While mosquitoes in some regions carry diseases, people in some
