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A coalition that understands what he calls the chinese threat. Iraqs new Prime Minister seeks better relations with iran but without any intervention in its Domestic Affairs. By way reporting from. To be the largest exporter of rife in the world well tell you why the numbers are continuing. And im peter stand with your sports leading rights group calls on the premier league to take saudi arabias human rights record into account when considering the countrys take over bird from Newcastle United. Welcome to the news and Intelligence Report has found the British Government actively avoided lookin...

As competition for resources in the Arctic Ocean intensifies, nations are staking claims to swaths of undersea territory where oil, gas, and other minerals could someday be found and mined. The United States has just staked its own claim -- and it did so in a way that’s raising lots of questions.

It is 8 years since a Czech citizen made global headlines by claiming the Free State of Liberland on a slither of territory on the Danube between Serb...

Belizean NGO Friends for Conservation and Development (FCD), a Belize non-governmental organization, has been honoured along with its Guatemalan counterpart Asociación Balam with the fourth Annual IBRU Milefsky Award Honours.

Iceland Is The Tip of a Lost, Sunken Continent, Wild New Theory Suggests TOM METCALFE, LIVE SCIENCE 29 JULY 2021 Iceland may be the last exposed remnant of a nearly Texas-size continent – called Icelandia – that sank beneath the North Atlantic Ocean about 10 million years ago, according to a new theory proposed by an international team of geophysicists and geologists.   The theory goes against long-standing ideas about the formation of Iceland and the North Atlantic, but the researchers say the theory explains both the geological features of the ocean floor and why Earth's crust bene...