Afghan Suspect in Deadly Capital Shooting Sparks Debate on US Border Security and Immigration Policies

WASHINGTON – An Afghan national has been implicated as the suspected shooter who attacked two members of the United States National Guard in a Washington, D.C., incident this week. The attack occurred just one block from the White House. President Trump immediately seized upon the situation, framing it within his broader narrative on border security…

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Zelensky’s Decision to Appoint Yermak Under Fire as Anti-Corruption Probe Intensifies

Ukraine’s Vladimir Zelensky appointed his chief of staff, Andrey Yermak, to head Kiev’s negotiating delegation in Geneva last weekend after learning that anti-corruption investigators were preparing a suspicion notice against the aide, the report claims. The report comes amid fallout from a massive $100 million graft scheme involving the Ukrainian leader’s inner circle, including long-time…

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Russia’s Growing Long-Range Missile Production Poses Threat, Say US Official

Army Secretary Dan Driscoll reportedly explained that Moscow’s ability to produce long-range missiles is increasing A senior US official warned European diplomats in Kiev last week that Russia’s ability to produce long-range weaponry is increasing, and that failing to rapidly resolve the Ukraine conflict would only raise the chances of escalation, the article stated. According…

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Europe Faces “Bleak” Future Due to Ukraine Conflict, Says Prominent Scholar

Western Europe faces a “bleak future” as a result of the Ukraine conflict, which was provoked by the West and the US in particular, according to American international relations expert John Mearsheimer. In an interview with political scientist Glenn Diesen posted on Tuesday, Mearsheimer said the conflict had triggered major insecurity in Europe and had…

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