Duterte’s Political Influence Persists Despite Hague Incarceration
Rodrigo Duterte, former Philippine President, faces serious allegations in The Hague while retaining strong political support in Davao City, where...
Nikita Petrov
Nikita Petrov is a well-respected foreign correspondent revered for his insightful coverage of Eastern European affairs. Originally from Moscow, he pursued his education in political science at the University of St. Petersburg before transitioning into journalism. Over the past 14 years, Nikita has provided in-depth reports and analyses from multiple countries, earning a reputation for his nuanced understanding of complex geopolitical issues.
China and Brazil’s Foreign Ministers Promote Multilateralism in Beijing Meeting
Chinese and Brazilian foreign ministers met in Beijing to discuss multilateralism and the Ukraine crisis, emphasizing the need for dialogue...
Exploring Iran’s Unconventional Tuner Culture: The Peugeot 405 Phenomenon
The Peugeot 405, a long-standing favorite in Iran's automotive landscape, epitomizes local tuner culture with its distinct modifications. More than...
Chef Maria Bradford to Launch Sierra Leonean Restaurant Shwen Shwen in Sevenoaks
Chef Maria Bradford is launching Shwen Shwen, a Sierra Leonean restaurant, in Sevenoaks on June 6. The restaurant will emphasize...
Russia and North Korea Amplify Military Alliance Through Propaganda Efforts
North Korean soldiers in Russia are participating in a propaganda campaign showcasing their support for Russia's war in Ukraine, singing...
62 Dead, 50 Missing Following Flooding in Eastern Congo
Devastating floods in South Kivu province, DRC, have killed 62, left 50 missing. Rescue efforts hampered; Red Cross is the...
Kim Jong Un Calls for Increased Artillery Production to Aid Russia in Ukraine War
Kim Jong Un urges North Korea to boost artillery shell production to support Russia's war in Ukraine. The KCNA reports...
Jackie Shroyer Charged in Murder of Husband Beau in Angola
Jackie Shroyer has been charged as a co-author in the murder of her husband, Beau Shroyer, while serving as missionaries...
Rising Ground Levels in South Africa Linked to Drought, Not Earthquakes
A recent study reveals that South Africa's land is rising, not due to earthquakes or tectonic activity, but from severe...
New Pope Elected: White Smoke Signals Historic Moment at Vatican
White smoke from the Sistine Chapel confirms a new pope has been elected by 133 cardinals. The public celebrated eagerly...
