Thousands of college students clashed with Iranian authorities on Sunday throughout the country in another day of unrest after the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini in “morality police” custody in September for allegedly not abiding by the country’s dress code.
The Pentagon announced in its new National Defense Strategy that China remains the U.S.’s most “serious challenge” to security and noted that Beijing is increasing its “aggressive endeavor to refashion the Indo-Pacific region and the international system to suit its interests and authoritarian preferences.”
About 96,000 individuals fled Port-au-Prince, the Haitian capital between June and August, as the country dealt with a worsening security situation due to inter-gang violence and social unrest over a declining economy.
Myanmar’s military conducted its most deadly air strike since its February 2021 military coup that killed at least 80 concertgoers and injured dozens—which has barely been reported in Western media because the victims were not Ukrainian.
Rishi Sunak’s ascendance to the top of British politics has rankled some in the U.K. who say the secrecy surrounding his personal wealth is at odds of what 10 Downing needs given the financial turmoil facing the country.
Russian President Vladimir Putin laughed off U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s trip to Taiwan during the summer as an unnecessary provocation of China.
Russian President Vladimir Putin gave a speech Thursday at the Valdai International Discussion Club and said the West’s effort to prolong the war in Ukraine is really an effort to maintain its grip on global hegemony, repeating his claim that Washington is willing to fight Moscow to the last Ukrainian.
Russian President Vladimir Putin addressed the Valdai International Discussion Club last week to give a long speech on his worldview and give an update on the Ukraine War.
The idea of collecting solar energy out beyond Earth’s atmosphere and then beaming it to receivers on the ground has been around for years; experiments have shown the concept is feasible.
Rare earth metals are essential in virtually every kind of electronic device with a motor, from electric cars to wind turbines.