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Let’s Help Tackle Religious Fundamentalism, Extremism – Alhaji Osman

Alhaji Khuzaima Mohammed Osman, the Executive Director of Tijaniyya Muslim Movement of Ghana, has called on the global community to to build the necessary blocks in tackling religious fundamentalism and extremism. He said religious fundamentalism was growing in Burkina Faso, Mali, Nigeria, Togo, Niger and almost every nation in West…

Iran and Venezuela stress the importance of enhancing mutual cooperation in all fields and quicker implementation of joint projects in the face of foreign pressures against the two countries.

As Jewish people around the world mark the miraculous story of the Festival of Lights, three people relate their own wondrous experiences for the 21st century.

As Jewish people around the world mark the miraculous story of the Festival of Lights, three people relate their own wondrous experiences for the 21st century

France has reportedly been slapped with a formal demarche over president emmanuel macrons security guarantees for Russia remarks.

While United States infrastructure has been rotting away and entire cities do not have access to clean drinking water, the Biden Administration has pledged over $54 billion to Ukraine in military aid.

We’re led to believe that the war in Ukraine started in February with Russia’s invasion. In reality, this war has been going on for 8 years, fueled by American support. This support has largely been funneled to neo-Nazis and ultranationalist elements fundamentally opposed to democracy. So, what’s the real story? Could this crisis have been predicted, and if so, avoided? How the hell did we get here?

Defending the Baltic states and deterring Russian aggression will be far easier and cheaper than liberating them would be.

The U.S. needs an enduring presence and a long-term strategy to meet its NATO obligations in the Baltic region.