By Robyn Klingler-Vidra Make American shipbuilding great again (Masga) may sound like an effort by the US to bolster its economic strength and project power internationally, but Masga is not an American policy. It is a South Korean initiative that emerged following trade talks with the US in June. Rather than responding to the Trump administration’s tariff
By Shreya Dasgupta Over the past decade, Prickly Pear East, a small, privately owned island in the Caribbean, has become a beacon of hope for a critically endangered lizard. The islet, near the main island of Anguilla, a British territory, is one of just five locations where the lesser Antillean iguana (Iguana delicatissima) is breeding
In a historic first, Azerbaijan has sent a shipment of petrol to Armenia through Georgia. Azerbaijani Pro-government media outlet APA reported that 22 railcars loaded with the SOCAR-produced AI-95 petrol were being sent to Armenia on Thursday. While the Azerbaijani government has yet to comment on reports of the shipment, Armenian officials, including Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan
By: Ashley Murray WASHINGTON — As Americans continue to face rising prices ahead of year-end holidays, President Donald Trump blamed inflation and health care costs on his predecessor during a prime-time speech Wednesday in which he also claimed to have fixed the issues. Trump “inherited a mess” and has turned the United States into the
By Andrew Doan Thanh Phong Ha Tinh (Agenzia Fides) – “A word of sympathy, a hand of supporting can save a life” was emphasized by Father Joseph Tran Van Bong in a training session on the way of listening, accompanying and supporting pregnant women in difficulty, especially to those who are mentally traumatized or stuck
