Demonstrations broke out across Israel on Monday after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government passed a key part of its judicial overhaul package called the “reasonableness bill,” which normally allows the Supreme Court to overrule legislation it deems unreasonable.
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is learning that hatred for Russians can only get you so far when the economy tanks.
The U.S. announced last week that it will send additional assets to the Gulf of Oman as tensions escalate in the region over the seizures of oil tankers.
Germany, which killed some 24 million Russians in World War II, and who, according to former President John F. Kennedy, destroyed Russia’s farms, factories, homes, and cities equivalent to destroying from Chicago to America’s east coast... is on the attack against Russians again.
The U.S. announced last week that it will provide Ukraine another $1.3 billion in military support as Kyiv’s counteroffensive fails to yield any major battlefield advances.
Russian President Vladimir Putin gloated last week that Ukraine’s counteroffensive has failed, dashing the hopes of Kyiv’s Western allies that these forces would break through Russia’s frontlines.
The U.S. announced last week that it will supply Ukraine with F-16s. Dmytro Kuleba, the Ukrainian foreign minister, said he expects these jets to be flying over Ukraine by the first quarter of 2024.
James Cleverly, the U.K.’s defense chief, said in an interview last week that Russia’s move to bomb the Ukrainian port should strengthen the resolve of the West in its commitment to help Kyiv see the war through.
The Western media last week tried, once again, to describe leaders in Moscow as a depraved lot willing to starve the world to achieve their objectives in Ukraine after carrying out a pre-dawn attack in Odessa that targeted a major grain port.
Bank of America (BoA) must pay $250 million in fees after it was found to have opened credit card accounts in customers’ names without their permission and for double-charging some fees.