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Category: World
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LEAKED CLINTON EMAILS REIGNITE DEBATE OVER GADDAFI’S AFRICAN CURRENCY PLANS
A new wave of social-media posts has brought attention back to Hillary Clinton’s released emails concerning Libya, reigniting debate over the real motivations behind the 2011 NATO-backed intervention that eventually led to the fall and death of Muammar Gaddafi. One widely cited email discussed intelligence indicating that Gaddafi had accumulated significant gold reserves that…
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87 Years Ago Today: World War II Began With Germany’s Invasion of Poland
87 years ago today, Europe entered one of the darkest periods in modern history. On September 1, 1939, Nazi Germany launched its invasion of Poland, using a large-scale military assault that marked the beginning of World War II in Europe. Germany’s attack came after months of escalating tensions and territorial demands. The invasion…
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Trump Says U.S. Will Refill Strategic Oil Reserve With Venezuelan Oil
President Donald Trump has announced that oil obtained through a new U.S.-Venezuela agreement will be used to replenish America’s Strategic Petroleum Reserve, the emergency stockpile maintained for major energy disruptions. Trump said the “topping out” process would begin shortly and described the Venezuelan oil as a “gift from Venezuela to the people of…
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Iran’s Supreme Leader Calls on Muslim Countries to Unite Against the U.S. and Israel
Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has called on Muslim countries to strengthen unity and confront what he described as their “real enemy,” referring to the United States and Israel. In a written message released during Islamic Unity Week, Khamenei particularly addressed governments in West Asia and the Gulf, urging them to recognize what…
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North Korea Replaces Defense Minister in Major Military Leadership Reshuffle
North Korea has replaced its defense minister as part of a major reshuffle of the country’s senior military leadership. According to North Korean state media, Kim Song-gi, who previously served as director of the Korean People’s Army’s General Political Bureau, has been appointed the country’s new defense minister. He replaces No Kwang-chol. The sudden…
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