Climate action and controversy overshadow COP29 in Azerbaijan
The country’s human rights record and reliance on oil and gas raises concerns about its commitment to climate goals.
Lee Kumari
Lee Kumari provides astute insights into the U.S. economy and the intricacies of the business world. With a master’s in economics from The City College of New York and over five years in the journalistic field, Lee is quickly making a name for himself as a reasonable voice in economic and business commentary.
This is how election results in Georgia and Japan will now strengthen Russia and China
Both situations will result in reduced Western influence, complicating efforts to maintain a balanced, rules-based international order.
Viewing the West as weak, China continues to threaten Taiwan
By simulating blockades, China aims to demonstrate its military capability to isolate and potentially invade Taiwan if the need arises.
The Islamic revolution in Bangladesh no one cares about
Tensions between Muslims and Hindus in Bangladesh have boiled over in the past, including violent clashes across the country in 2021.
The truth about China’s Palestinian unity deal
Some argue that China’s primary interest lies in securing its economic and strategic interests in the Middle East.
Ukraine concerned about Modi-Putin meeting
The deepening ties between India and Russia could reshape regional and global politics.
Russia’s new alliance with North Korea is a red flag
The alliance poses several potential threats on multiple fronts, including geopolitical stability, military dynamics, and economic sanctions.
Afghan girls still banned from education
More must be done to help girls and women living under Taliban rule.
US, China could be partners if they address key issues
Both nations need to engage in regular, open communication to prevent misunderstandings and manage crises effectively.