Foreign Affairs
Evidence mounts for use of banned mines by Ukrainian forces, rights group says
The mines in question are considered particularly pernicious and violate international laws of war because they harm soldiers and civilians indiscriminately.
Read moreDetailsFive Guys has opened in South Korea. People went nuts.
When the DMV-area burger chain opened its first location in Seoul this week, some people queued overnight and even tried to re-sell the burgers at exorbitant prices.
Read moreDetailsFrance deploys 40,000 officers amid riots over police killing of teen
French prosecutors have started a homicide investigation after a police officer shot a teenager, identified as Nahel M., in a traffic stop in Nanterre, Paris.
Read moreDetailsCarmen Sevilla, a glamorous queen of Spanish film, dies at 92
She rose to stardom as an actress in the 1950s, appeared in a pair of English-language epics and became an affable staple of Spanish television.
Read moreDetailsBiden’s Snubbing Of U.K. Candidate For NATO Chief Is A Huge Mistake
Published: June 28, 2023 7:00 am Author: Mike Coté The Biden administration had an opportunity to focus on a pivot to the Indo-Pacific while safeguarding American interests in Europe but...
Read moreDetailsSecretary Blinken’s China Trip Went About As Badly As You’d Expect
Published: June 20, 2023 1:51 pm Author: Shawn Fleetwood Exactly what action has the CCP taken in the past few months that makes Biden or Blinken believe they're interested in...
Read moreDetailsThe Truth About Ukraine’s Failing Counteroffensive And The Peace That Could Have Been
Published: June 20, 2023 10:50 am Author: David Sacks How long will Biden be able to perpetuate a proxy war of choice that could have easily been avoided? Full Article
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