On the US side, negotiations featured Secretary of State Antony Blinken and National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan. On the other hand, Yang Jiechi, China’s highest foreign policy official, and foreign minister Wang Yi were on the other side. According to reports, Chinese officials have accused the US of inciting countries to “raid China,” while the …
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Military tightens its hold in Myanmar
As the military built its case against expelled elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi, Myanmar faced growing isolation on Thursday, with internet services being increasingly scarce and the country’s last private newspaper ceasing publication. Suu Kyi, the Nobel Peace Prize winner, was detained and overthrown in a military coup on Feb. 1, sparking nationwide protests …
Russia and US deteriorating relations
The ties between the United States and Russia have begun to take an unexpected turn on Thursday following the Russian foreign ministry recalled the Russian ambassador to the US for a consultation about the future of the US. The step highlights growing problems between Moscow and Washington, as Biden has taken a more confrontational approach …
Biden urges migrants to stop coming
President Biden is now asking migrants who are preparing to move to the United States to rethink their intentions. Biden was asked by ABC News’ George Stephanopoulos if it was a “mistake” for his administration not to “anticipate” the surge at the southern border after the 2020 presidential election during an interview that will air …
A political emergency for Joe Biden
Hundreds of migrant children are crossing the Southwest border alone, and the White House may be reluctant to mark the situation a disaster. However, with the incoming President, it is quickly becoming a national emergency. The plight of poor people escaping hunger, tyranny, crime, and natural disasters is churned in the maelstrom of Washington politics, …
China’s parliament to improve Hong Kong’s electoral system
The Chinese Parliament voted unanimously on Thursday in favor of a contentious plan to strengthen Beijing’s control on Hong Kong’s electoral structure, which has been criticized by the US. The “patriots ruling Hong Kong” is a resolution that would cause a pro-Beijing panel to accept a number of candidates it considers to be appropriately “patriotic,” …
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Justin Trudeau commenting on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle infamous interview
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau tried to avoid intervening in the escalating negotiations on the dissolution of the British empire on Tuesday. Trudeau commented on the latest shocking assertions made by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on Sunday in a suspenseful sit-down interview with talk show host Oprah Winfrey. Trudeau informed that his government would …
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Harry and Meghan interview: Buckingham Palace addresses the controversial accusations
Buckingham Palace, on behalf of the Queen, referred to the controversial accusations made by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in an interview with Oprah Winfrey on Sunday night. The Royal Family released a statement on Tuesday to the effect that they were ‘saddened’ and that they would deal with the problems individually as a family. …
Pope Francis visits different parts of Iraq
Pope Francis toured the once-vibrant Iraqi city of Mosul on Sunday to highlight the awful cost of religious fanaticism, demonstrating how the price was blood in that devastated place. He appeared on a dazzling red carpet regardless of a background of ruins and destruction. Thousands of Muslims, Christians, and Yazidis, Pope Francis said “were cruelly …
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A magnitude 8.1 earthquake hits the coast of New Zealand, triggering a second tsunami warning
Tsunami alerts were issued for New Zealand and tsunami watches were issued for Hawaii after several strong earthquakes struck along the New Zealand coast on Thursday night and Friday morning. According to the US Geological Survey, the strongest quake measuring 8.1 magnitudes occurred 600 miles northeast of New Zealand on Friday morning. There were no …