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Forrest Brown | 27th April 2022 Residents of the Deep South refer to Atlanta as “The Big City.” However, after you leave the area, it begins to feel much smaller. It’s only the country’s seventh-largest metropolitan region. It doesn’t even make the top 40 in metro regions around the world. However, Atlanta can once again […]

Islamabad, Pakistan | Fri, April 1, 2022 Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan accused the US of seeking to sway political events in the country on Thursday, as he confronts a no-confidence vote. According to Kyodo News, Khan stated at a public gathering in Islamabad on Sunday that the opposition’s no-confidence vote was the result of

Oslo, Norway | Mon, March 14, 2022 As tensions between the West and Russia over the Ukraine war rise, major military drills involving 30,000 NATO troops and partner countries began in Norway on Monday. Cold Response 2022 seeks to test how Norway would manage Allied reinforcements on its soil, in accordance with Article 5 of

Washington, United States | Fri, February 11, 2022 The French president’s journey to Russia this week prompted a chorus of cautiously optimistic remarks about preventing an invasion of Ukraine, but the US has remained curiously silent on the diplomatic mission. Since President Emmanuel Macron met with President Vladimir Putin on Monday to try to resolve

Tokyo, Japan | Thu, January 6, 2022 In a virtual meeting Thursday, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and his Australian counterpart Scott Morrison will sign a treaty to facilitate joint exercises as their countries seek to strengthen defense cooperation in the face of China’s growing military influence in the region. The leaders are also expected

December 7, 2021 Ukrainian Defense Minister Oleksiy Reznikov told CNN that if Russia decides to invade Ukraine, it will be a “really bloody massacre,” and that “Russian guys will also come back in coffins,” amid increased concern about troop movements on the countries’ border. Reznikov urged US President Joe Biden, who was scheduled to speak

Thailand | 9th October 2021 Titiporn Jutimanon, the proprietor of a Riverside restaurant in Bangkok, was concerned that flooding in Thailand would put an end to a business that was already failing because to the epidemic. However, the rising Chao Phraya river tide brought with it an unexpected chance this week. Rather of closing due

Washington | Thu, September 9, 2021 The White House announced on Wednesday that it had requested 18 Trump administration appointees to resign from military college boards, stating that such officials must be “aligned with the ideals of this administration,” according to President Joe Biden. The 18 – six from each of the Air Force Academy,

Beijing, China | Mon, August 30, 2021 According to state-run media, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told US Secretary of State Antony Blinken that Washington should assist the new “political structure” in Taliban-ruled Afghanistan in maintaining normal government operations. According to the official Xinhua News Agency, Wang also remarked during his phone call with Blinken

Canberra, Australia | Thu, August 12, 2021 Canberra, Australia’s capital, was placed on lockdown for seven days on Thursday after a single Covid-19 case was discovered in the city, which had previously escaped virus restrictions. Around 400,000 people in the nation’s political capital will be ordered to stay at home starting at 5:00 p.m. local