On Monday February 27th, UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, in a joint press conference with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, announced the “Windsor Framework.” The agreement concerns the passage between mainland Britain and Northern Ireland, which comprise the United Kingdom.
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Shining a spotlight on one of our own Editors, Rua Dinm! Her time at Seton Hall University and accomplishments are one to remember, with some lasting words for future students.
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By far the host of the largest number of Ukrainian refugees is Poland, which has seen over 2 million refugees cross into its border.
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For over thirty years Idriss Déby ruled the nation of Chad as its undeniable president. However, nine days following his reelection – in which he purportedly won more than 70% of the vote, a claim that many considered dubious – President Déby was pronounced dead by the nation’s military.
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North Korea has recently announced that the country will not be participating in the upcoming Summer Olympics in Tokyo due to Covid-19 concerns.
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Do the lives of citizens in richer countries matter more? Certainly most would say that of course not, that in fact all human lives are equally precious. The COVID-19 Pandemic, particularly the allocation of vaccines, is testing the lengths to which richer nations adhere to this ideal.
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Following President-Elect Joe Biden’s victory on November 7th, international leaders had varying reactions from relief, to telling silence.
Read MoreOn August 13 Israel and The United Arab Emirates announced they would be establishing diplomatic ties. This move towards friendly relations, facilitated in conjunction with the United States, is a sign of further cooperation between Israel and the Gulf States.
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As of August 31st, former Lebanese Ambassador to Germany, Mustapha Adib has been designated as the new Lebanese Prime Minister. In the wake of the devastating August 4th Beirut explosion, the government tapped Adib as a replacement.
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