Nigeria and Nigerien Coup: Allegory of the Hunch-Backed Cripple ( 3)
Nigeria and Nigerien Coup: Allegory of the Hunch-Backed Cripple ( 3)
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Nigeria and Nigerien Coup: Allegory of the Hunch-Backed Cripple ( 3)
When a plane carrying Russian warlord Yevgeny Prigozhin plunged out of the sky in pieces on Aug. 23 near Moscow, suspicions immediately turned to the Kremlin. Prigozhin’s brief mutiny in June to protest President Vladimir Putin’s handling of the war in Ukraine was an obvious motive for this suspected act of revenge. After all, it […]
They paint themselves as ‘victimized’ by the media, yet have strict control over all outlets and reporting on their countries. Journalists are heavily persecuted in both nations, which rank amongst the bottom in media freedom, and dissident voices will continue to be oppressed in Moscow and Baku as long as the kleptocracy remains in power. Painting themselves as ‘victimized’ by the media, yet have strict control over all outlets and reporting on their countries. Journalists are heavily persecuted in both nations, which rank amongst the bottom in media freedom, and dissident voices will...
Ultimately, the only way to secure Ukraine and the rest of the world from Russian threats is to arm Kyiv with the tools it needs to regain its territory. The more Putin continues to escalate a war in which he still hasn't reached a single primary objective, the more degraded the Russian military and labor force will be for the next several decades. Ultimately, the only way to secure Ukraine and the rest of the world from Russian threats is to arm Kyiv with the tools it needs to regain its territory. The more Putin continues to escalate a war in which he still hasn't reached a single ...
Once upon a time, a cripple with a hunchback boasted about leading his people to war. He was warned to keep off because of his visible infirmity. He was asked how he would escape when the war broke out. He said it did not matter. He believed that since he was the king of his |