Göttlich also took aim at FIFA President Gianni Infantino — widely seen as a close ally of Trump — accusing football’s leadership of applying double standards. “Qatar was too political for everyone, and now we’re completely apolitical?” he said. “That really, really bothers me.” His comments add momentum to a growing debate in Europe over … Read more
Archyde Breaking: Venezuelan Opposition Pushes for Real change as Parliament Faces a Quiet Start Table of Contents 1. Breaking: Venezuelan Opposition Pushes for Real change as Parliament Faces a Quiet Start… You can read the full story here: Henrique Capriles Demands Real Government Change, Rejects “Agreed Pax” in New Parliament. Source link
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta — The Center of Reform on Economics (CORE) Indonesia has released a new report titled Tug of War over Critical Minerals, examining intensifying global competition for strategic mineral resources and its implications for resource-rich countries, including Indonesia. The report highlights fierce competition among major powers for access to critical minerals, with Latin America, … Read more
An Irish citizen imprisoned in Venezuela has been freed and is now in Prague, following a flow of prisoner releases following the United States capture of Nicolas Maduro. Alongside the Irish citizen, Venezuela freed Czech, Hungarian, Dutch and German citizens imprisoned in the country, according to a Reuters report. A plane carrying the freed citizens … Read more
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In the aftermath of the U.S. military strike that seized Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro on Jan.… The post US Foreign Policy & Latin America: Motives Revealed appeared first on Archynetys. Source link
There’s a great scene in Lawrence of Arabia when Peter O’Toole’s Lawrence comes back from battle and meets General Edmund Allenby, his British superior in Cairo. The bookish Lawrence tells Allenby he executed an Arab ally with his pistol and, “There was something about it I didn’t like.” Allenby reassures him that his distaste is … Read more
In the early 18th century, Finland was familiar with the fear of hunger. A famine fuelled by an unpredictable climate had killed off a third of the population in the 1690s. The Great Northern War with Russia further disrupted farming, as well as everything else, in the first 20 years of the century. So in … Read more
Indonesia begins its tenure as president of the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) this month under a cloud of contradiction, with officials hailing the prestige of the largely ceremonial role even as activists raise uncomfortable questions about the country’s own rights record. The 47-member body, a subsidiary of the UN General Assembly, has a mandate … Read more
Archyde Breaking: Breaks Bring Spike in Pediatric Diabetes Diagnoses, Experts Warn During school breaks, especially December and August, doctors have observed a noticeable rise in new pediatric diabetes diagnoses. Experts say… You can read the full story here: Holiday Breaks Spark Surge in Childhood Diabetes Diagnoses – A Cumulative Nutrition Issue, Not Just Seasonal Sweets. … Read more