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Tribune News Service New Delhi, August 19 Reconciliation talks continued in Kabul even as the International Monetary Fund (IMF) suspended $440 million aid to Afghanistan due to absence of clarity ov
Commentary: Holly McKay - Biden's handling of Russia is overly timid Holly McKay FacebookTwitterEmail Over the past few months, at least 100,000 Russian troops have assembled next to that country’s western border with Ukraine – a chilling and unprecedented scene not witnessed since Moscow annexed Crimea in 2014. Some international observers have pointed to it as Putin’s posturing and a means to chest thump at the new Biden administration. Others have expressed deeper concerns that it is the start of another plan to seize Ukrainian territory. But what remains indisputable to many analyst...
Over the past few months, at least 100,000 Russian troops have assembled next to that country’s western border with Ukraine — a chilling and unprecedented scene not witnessed since Moscow annexed Crimea in 2014. Some international observers have pointed to it as Putin’s posturing and a means to chest thump at the new Biden administration. Others have expressed deeper concerns that it is the start of another plan to seize Ukrainian territory. But what remains indisputable to many analysts is Washington must not look weak in this ongoing watershed moment, which could ultimately set th...
Over the past few months, at least 100,000 Russian troops have assembled next to that countryâs western border with Ukraineâa chilling and unprecedented scene not witnessed since Moscow annexed Crimea in 2014. Some international observers have pointed to it as Putinâs posturing and a means to chest thump at the new Biden administration. Others have expressed deeper concerns that it is the start of another plan to seize Ukrainian territory. But what remains indisputable to many analysts is Washington must not look weak in this ongoing watershed moment, which could ultimately set...
Ethiopian election expected to deepen rifts Ethiopians will vote in June to elect a new parliament. But voter registration is patchy, and opposition parties plan to boycott the ballot. Experts fear that simmering ethnic tensions will escalate. Fears are growing of more violence spurred on by elections On June 5, Ethiopians will elect a new parliament, as well as regional and municipal councils. The polls were originally scheduled to take place on August 29 last year but were postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Peaceful elections seem increasingly unlikely in this conflict-ravaged Ea...