The first BRICS Foreign Ministers’ Meeting after the bloc’s expansion took place on April 28 and 29. Hosted in Rio de Janeiro and chaired by Brazil, the meeting covered topics such as the New Developm...

Romania, a member of NATO and the European Union, is preparing for another decisive moment in its political history. With new elections scheduled for May 2025, following allegations of irregularities...

With the upcoming International Summit on the Future of Energy Security in London—taking place this April 24th and 25th—questions about the current state of global energy security are sure to emerge....

Since March 28, Myanmar has been the epicenter of high-magnitude earthquakes, which have reached 7.7 on the Richter Scale. Due to their strong intensity, the tremors have also echoed in neighboring re...

Viktor Orbán’s Hungary has just taken another step towards anti-LGBT discrimination as a law. With the new constitutional amendment, the country bans the public expression of diversity and institution...

Have you ever thought, even if just once, “If I were president, things wouldn’t be like this” or “How can there not be a single politician who does everything they promise”? If so, know that you’re no...

As reported by DPolitik, on 6 March, at around 10am (local time), residents of the city of Pocheon were surprised by the accidental bombing of two KF-16 fighter jets. Amazingly, the two jets dropped a...

In 2015, the United Nations proposed 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to replace the old Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). The SDGs were launched through the document “Transforming Our World...

The text seeks to analyze how there is a relativization of rights for immigrants and legal residents in the U.S. under the new Trump administration. To do so, it examines the case of Mahmoud Khalil. O...

On July 9, 2011, the Sudan People’s Liberation Army signed the Naivasha Agreement in Kenya, making South Sudan the youngest country in the world. As they did in many other colonization processes acros...