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.
A senior U.S. defense official told reporters last week that the Pentagon will bolster its forces in the Persian Gulf by sending F-16 fighters to the region after Washington accused Iran of recent acts of aggression on Western oil tankers in the vital waterway.
The U.S. is considering military options to respond to alleged acts of aggression by Russian fighter pilots over Syria, as tensions between Moscow and Washington keep ramping up.
If a U.S. president identifies you as a “suspected militant,” he has the ability to approve a Reaper drone to kill you—even if you are far from any conflict, according to newly declassified documents obtained by The New York Times.
Palestinians keep waking up to a new day of attacks and murder by Israel, fearing what to expect next from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s hardline government that is fighting for its survival as hundreds of thousands of Israelis keep taking to the streets in opposition to his Judicial reform acts.
The U.S. Air Force last week accused Russian fighter pilots of harassing Reaper drones over Syria in actions that the U.S. called unprofessional and reckless.
The American effort to turn Taiwan into a “porcupine” continued last week after the announcement of the latest sale of $440 million in military equipment to the island—which drew a swift rebuke from China.