In an insightful examination by Fred Thomas, an MP for Plymouth Moor View and former Royal Marines Commando, the critical role of Labour's new approach to international affairs, climate change, and humanitarian crises in global security and prosperity is detailed. The central theme revolves around
In recent developments, both the U.S. and German governments have sold off significant amounts of Bitcoin, sparking debates regarding the prudence of this decision. With Bitcoin's decade-long robust performance, this article explores whether holding Bitcoin in foreign reserves might be a more
The Georgian Prime Minister, Irakli Kobakhidze, has delivered a report to the nation's legislative body, charting the government's progress in fulfilling its comprehensive program from June 2023 to May 2024. In detailing these strides, the report strikes a balance between Georgia's enduring
In Bangladesh, the clamor of political opposition isn't just background noise; it's a profound critique mirroring the discontent simmering among significant pockets of the population. The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), the primary antagonistic force to the ruling Awami League, has raised the
In a fluctuating international landscape, David Lammy, the UK Labour Party's Shadow Foreign Secretary, introduces a strategy termed "progressive realism" to reshape British foreign policy. This concept seeks to balance the UK's redefined global role with its enduring capabilities. Lammy envisages a
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has recently returned from an important visit to China, where he discussed key aspects related to US-China relations with President Xi Jinping and other senior officials. The trip was generally regarded as an effort to repair the straining relationship between
