Recent Highlights in China’s Business and Economic Landscape
China denies withdrawal of BYD's Chile investments; Panasonic announces 10,000 job cuts. SMIC profits soar 161%, while Hua Hong sees...
Isaac Goldberg
Isaac Goldberg is a veteran journalist and editor with a storied career spanning 20 years. His work has significantly impacted public discourse by covering critical issues related to civil rights and government accountability. Isaac graduated from New York University's Journalism program and has received multiple awards for his commitment to high-quality journalism and his ability to sift through complex themes to reveal compelling truths.
Europe’s Leaders Unaware of Autocratic Alliance’s Growing Threat
European leaders seem oblivious to the rising alliance of autocrats, as exemplified by events in Moscow and the London Defence...
Jackie Shroyer Charged in Husband Beau’s Murder in Angola
Jackie Shroyer faces charges related to her husband Beau's murder in Angola. Pastor Easton shared updates with the Lakes Area...
Chiclayo’s Cathedral: A Cultural Hub for News and Community Engagement
On May 9, 2025, a man was seen looking at newspapers outside Chiclayo's cathedral. This moment illustrates the importance of...
Clarkson, May, and Hammond Make Unexpected Return to BBC with Top Gear
Jeremy Clarkson, James May, and Richard Hammond return to BBC with Top Gear in a rebroadcast of the Botswana special...
Immigration Enforcement Leads to Controversial Deportation of U.S. Citizen Children and Mother
Two U.S. citizen children and their mother were deported to Mexico after a stop by Texas state troopers led to...
Desert Locust Outbreaks Persist in Northwestern Africa: April 2025 Overview
In April 2025, Desert Locust outbreaks were ongoing primarily in the Western Region, particularly in Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya, with...
Uruguay Claims Victory Over Brazil in South American U20 Championship
Uruguay defeated Brazil 3-1 in the South American U20 soccer tournament final, showcasing superior skills and teamwork. This win further...
Fugitive Drug Kingpin Bilal Haouchar Sentenced to Eight Years in Lebanon
Bilal Haouchar, a 39-year-old Australian fugitive, was jailed for eight years in Lebanon on drug charges, while Abdul Baghdadi received...
United States Contemplates Migrant Deportations to Libya Amid Controversy
The U.S. may commence deporting migrants to Libya as soon as this week, despite previous criticisms of human rights abuses...
