Hundreds of thousands of Russians fled after Putin announced mobilization in an attempt to salvage the faltering war against Ukraine.
Category: War and Conflict
Tension in Taiwan Strait Rises, Leaving Immigrants Caught in the Middle
Tension increased between China and Taiwan after Nancy Pelosi visited the island, which has created both economic instability and caused concern for Taiwan residents, in particular, recent immigrants.
Is Ukraine turning the tide of the War?
Ukraine was on the back foot for most of the conflict; however, with the new offensive in August, the tides seem to be turning.
Increasing Risk of Nuclear War: The Prospect of Armageddon
The risk of nuclear war has been apparent for 60 years, yet President Biden has stated that a “prospect of Armageddon” is present in light of Vladimir Putin’s most recent threats of nuclear attack and has declared strategies for prevention.
Implications of the U.S.-Taiwan Conflict on the Global Stage
The Russia-Ukraine conflict poses a direct threat to the sovereignty of Taiwan, as danger from China lurks near.
The Latest Casualty of the Russo-Ukrainian War: Global Food Security
The Russo-Ukrainian War adds a definitive blow to the precarious global food production situation already weakened by climate change and COVID-19 supply chain shortages. The UN now estimates that 50 million people will go hungry in 2023.
Taliban Enforces Harsh Restrictions Against Women, Effectively Abandoning Initial Attempts To Loosen Segregatory Policies
Recently, the Taliban has been enacting highly-restrictive laws on Afghan women, abandoning the group’s initial promises of loosening restrictions.
The Apprehensive West Can Do More for Ukraine
During the Russian Invasion of Ukraine, foreign aid has been invaluable in keeping the nation afloat and helping those within the country, yet with millions of refugees, there is still more to be done by some nations to help.
Two Sides of the Same Coin: Russians Support the War in Ukraine, Or Do They?
Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, a number of surveys have been conducted to determine Russian public opinion regarding the war. The results suggest majority support for the war, but is it truly the case?
North Korea Threatens to Use Nuclear Force Against South Korea
On March 9, 2022, Yoon Suk-yoel was elected the 20th president of South Korea in the country’s closest democratic race ever. With the incoming conservative president, South Korean Defense Minister Suh Wook mentioned that his country had much improved missiles with the capability to “accurately and quickly hit any target in North Korea.” Kim Yo Jong, the influential sister of leader Kim Jong Un, said that North Korea did not want war but would be forced to use nuclear weapons if South Korea ever attacked. Kim said it was a “big mistake” to make remarks about attacks on North Korea.
Russian Troops Withdraw From Kyiv
Ever since Russia invaded Ukraine in February, a turning point in the brutal conflict seems to have emerged. On April 2, Russian troops departed Kyiv under heavy fire, ultimately retrenching in eastern portions of Ukraine. Their retreat marks the first time Ukraine has had control of its capital since the start of the invasion on February 24, 2022.
Russia Invades Ukraine
Russia has invaded Ukraine. Minutes before 3:00 a.m. (GMT), Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the start of a “special military operation” in Ukraine. Immediately after, bombs rained down on Kyiv, and Russian troops moved into Ukraine. The death toll is rising as Ukrainian soldiers confront the Russian assault.
Tensions Between Russia and Ukraine Rise As Russian Troops Gather At Border
February 2022 has seen tensions between Russia and Ukraine reach a fever pitch. In January 2022, official confirmation that Russian … More
Conflict in Yemen Escalates After Drone Strikes Peak in the U.A.E and Saudi Arabia.
Recently, the U.A.E intercepted another Houthi ballistic missile during the Isreali President Isaac Herzog’s visit to Abu Dhabi. Joe Biden … More
Violence in Kazakhstan: Corruption, Allegiance, and Power
Since the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, Kazakhstan has been a nation of little international note, save for … More
China’s Stringent COVID-19 Measures and Lockdown in Xi’an Sparks Dissatisfaction
On December 22, 2021, Chinese officials locked down Xi’an, a city in Northwestern China with a population of 13 million. … More
Somalia’s President Suspends Prime Minister Over Alleged Corruption
On December 27, 2021, Somali president Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed, commonly known as Farmaajo or Farmajo, suspended the Prime Minister and … More
France Takes Legal Actions Against the United Kingdom over Post-Brexit Fishing Agreement.
France has begun to take legal action against the United Kingdom over disputed fishing licenses. France announced its legal action … More
A Knife’s Edge: What the Stabbing of Sir David Amess Says About the State of the United Kingdom
On October 15, Sir David Amess, a member of the British parliament, was killed while at a constituency meeting in … More
Perpetrating the Ponzi Scheme: Protests in El Salvador Against Bitcoin as Legal Tender
On September 5, hundreds of protesters gathered beneath the Monument to the Constitution in El Salvador’s capital, San Salvador, holding … More
Missile Mayhem: North Korea Threatens World Peace with Unauthorized Missile Tests
In October 2021, North Korea tested a submarine-bound ballistic missile in a blatant violation of United Nations agreements. The submarine-launched … More
Devastation in Lebanon: Corruption Leads to Protest
Chaos and disruption in Beirut broke out on October 14 after decades of conflict between the government and Shiite Muslim … More
Poland Contends with Waves of Refugees and Migrants, Worsening Regional Tensions and Prompting a Harsh Crackdown on Migration
Poland, once considered far-removed from the migrant crisis faced by its Southern and Western European neighbors, has recently found itself … More
China’s Tensions with the U.S and Taiwan rise as Military Presence Reaches an All-Time High
On October 5, as tensions between Taiwan and China reached a fever pitch, the Chinese government flew dozens of fighter … More
The Ugly Duckling: China vs. The World on Climate Policy
Climate change is not a problem solely caused by the private sector. As temperatures continue to rise beyond what was … More