The survivors of the atomic bombings in Hiroshima and Nagasaki continue to advocate for nuclear disarmament, as their poignant testimonies resonate amidst rising global tensions. With the Nobel Prize awarded to their organization, their voices grow louder, urging the world to remember the horrors of nuclear warfare.
As the Nobel Peace Prize announcement approaches, all eyes are on the five committee members who will decide Trump's fate. Could he finally achieve this coveted honor, or will his ambitions be dashed? Discover the judges and their past controversies.
In a recent address, President Trump expressed confidence that Ukraine, backed by the EU, is capable of reclaiming all its territory from Russia. He criticized Russia's military efforts and emphasized the importance of NATO support.
In a surprising turn, Trump claims Ukraine can reclaim its original borders with NATO's help, following talks with Zelensky. This marks a shift in his previously cautious stance on the conflict with Russia.
In a significant shift, France, Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco, Andorra, and Belgium have formally recognized Palestine, joining other nations amid escalating tensions in the Middle East. UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer emphasizes the importance of this recognition for peace prospects.
In a dramatic shift, President Trump urges NATO to impose major sanctions on Russia and hefty tariffs on China. His call for unity comes as tensions rise over the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. Will NATO nations heed his advice?
In a rare display of unity, Xi Jinping, Vladimir Putin, and Modi come together, sparking discussions on deeper economic changes. Could this alliance reshape global dynamics?
In a stunning display of power, leaders from 26 nations, including Putin and Kim, joined Xi Jinping for an 80th-anniversary military parade in Beijing. This event signals a growing alliance against the U.S. and showcases China's influence in global politics.
In a historic gathering, China's Xi Jinping meets with Russia's Putin and North Korea's Kim Jong Un, signaling a potential shift in military alliances amid rising tensions with the West.
In a powerful address at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit, Xi Jinping condemned 'bullying practices' by countries, hinting at tensions with the U.S. as he strengthens ties with Putin amid growing geopolitical challenges.
