Coronavirus Cases in China Reach a New High in Recent Weeks
China has reached its highest number of daily cases in nearly six weeks, with 108 patients reported as of April 12.
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International News
OPEC Plus Deal Ends Oil Price War
The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and other involved nations, collectively known as OPEC+, have come to an agreement where every oil-producing nation will cut production.
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Going Ballistic: Iraq Proxy Conflict Intensifies Under Looming Iran WMD Capabilities
Patriot missile defense systems are now fully operational at U.S. military bases in al-Asad and Erbil, Iraq, months after Iran launched a massive ballistic missile attack in January.
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UK Prime Minister Tests Positive for Coronavirus
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has tested positive for coronavirus, 24 hours after beginning to show mild symptoms.
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New Zealand Mosque Shooter Pleads Guilty
On March 15, 2019, people across the globe logged onto Facebook, eventually stumbling upon a live stream from an active shooter in Christchurch, New Zealand. n a surprising change of circumstances, the former gym instructor pleaded guilty on every account.
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COVID-19: A Plague on Minds and Markets
Among the other devastating effects of COVID-19, widespread uncertainty has been the most damaging to the international community and the global market.
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U.S. Taliban Peace Deal Faces Obstacles a Week After its Signing
On March 4, the U.S. conducted airstrikes against Taliban forces in Afghanistan. The attack comes days after U.S. and Taliban officials signed a peace agreement, aimed at ending the nearly two-decade long war in Afghanistan.
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Brexit: The United Kingdom’s attempt to negotiate a trade deal with the EU and France turns bitter
With the United Kingdom out of the European Union (EU), the country is now expected to face more difficulty in negotiating trade deals and working with other European countries.
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Is Climate Change the Next Financial Crisis?
In the past couple of years, banks have recovered from the 2008 financial crisis, but it appears climate change may be the latest challenge to maintain international financial stability.
Read More“Full of Firsts”: Sudan’s Plan to Hand Omar al-Bashir to ICC for Genocide
On February 12, Sudan’s transitional government announced its decision to hand ousted ex-President Omar al-Bashir to the International Criminal Court to face charges of genocide and war crimes during the war in Darfur
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