Biden will be in hot water if this situation persists in 2024: political scientist
A professor at Princeton School of Public and International Affairs says that Joe Biden and Democrats may find it hard to defeat Trump if they fail to tame the inflation rate and reduce unemployment.
U.S. nuclear weapons arsenal
Research has shown that global military expenditure reached a record level last year despite the second year of the pandemic.
Quds Day, the Nightmare of Zionists
As the international Quds Day is approaching and Muslims worldwide are preparing to hold massive rallies to express their protests over the fake Israel, the Zionist regime has beefed up its attacks on the Palestinian fighters to show that this day has turned into a nightmare for them.
Ukraine war is a Russia-US confrontation where Ukraine has only become a casualty: researcher
A Pakistani researcher believes that the Ukraine war in its essence is a conflict between Washington and Moscow while Ukrainians have fallen victim to this confrontation.
Macron secures second term in a divided French nation
Current President Emmanuel Macron has defeated Marine Le Pen in the second round of France’s elections but faces an uphill task to unite a much more polarized nation than when he first took the helm in 2017
Guterres calls for Ukraine ceasefire amid warning over UN’s existence
The United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has appealed to Russia and Ukraine to halt fighting as over 200 former UN officials sent a joint letter to the UN chief warning of the world body’s future existence if he does not personally intervene to end the war.
“High levels” of U.S. Muslim students bullied at school
The largest Muslim civil rights and advocacy group in America has highlighted the ongoing problems facing Muslim American students who are not only still facing different types of bullying and intimidation but their problems are getting worse.
U.S., Europe hit record inflation levels amid Ukraine crisis
The United States’ Labor Department has announced that inflation has hit another record high level since 1981, rising 8.5 percent over the year to the end of March as the conflict in Ukraine drives up energy costs for average households.
Russia-Ukraine peace talks “to resume” as Biden seeks escalation
A source has told Russian media that peace talks between Moscow and Kyiv are set to resume on Monday after the Russian president said the negotiations had effectively run into a “deadlock.”
France on edge for two weeks over country’s future
Incumbent French President Emmanuel Macron and challenger Marine Le Pen have qualified for what looks likely to be a very tightly fought presidential election runoff on April 24.