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The Week That Was: Global News in Review

The Week That Was: Global News in Review

Brief #166 – Foreign Policy Brief
by: Ibrahim Castro

In this week’s global news review, we focus on the BRICS summit in Kazan, where leaders like Putin and Xi discussed alternatives to the U.S. dollar. North Korea’s deployment of troops to Russia raises geopolitical tensions, while Israel’s airstrikes on Iran escalate the ongoing conflict. In Cuba, a nationwide power outage follows a hurricane, and elections in Chile and Uruguay signal potential political shifts. As these critical developments unfold, stay informed on the changes shaping our world.

The Week That Was: Global News in Review

The Week That Was: Global News in Review

Brief #153 – Foreign Policy Brief
by: Ibrahim Castro

In this week’s global news review, we delve into the escalating protests in Venezuela, the violent far-right riots sweeping the UK, and the assassination of a Hamas leader that threatens to ignite further conflict in the Middle East. As governments topple and tensions rise, stay informed on the critical developments shaping our world.

Global Election Watch

Global Election Watch

Brief #149 – Foreign Policy Brief
by: Ibrahim Castro

Recent elections across several countries have brought significant political shifts. In France, no party gained a majority, causing political uncertainty. The UK’s Labour Party won decisively, contrasting with Europe’s right-wing trends. In Iran, reformist Masoud Pezeshkian won amid low voter turnout. India saw Modi’s party lose seats but retain power through coalitions. Mexico elected Claudia Sheinbaum as its first female president, maintaining her party’s control of Congress amidst security challenges.

The Week That Was: Global News In Review

The Week That Was: Global News In Review

Brief #148 – Foreign Policy Brief
by: Ibrahim Castro

Global tensions rose as the SCO summit strengthened ties among member nations. Kenya faced domestic unrest over proposed taxes, while Israel’s expansion of West Bank settlements ignited further conflict. Climate change concerns deepened with Hurricane Beryl’s destructive path across the Caribbean and Mexico.

The Week That Was: Global News In Review

The Week That Was: Global News In Review

Brief #144 – Foreign Policy Brief
by: Ibrahim Castro

This week’s global news highlights significant events, including the Biden administration’s new asylum ban at the US-Mexico border and Human Rights Watch’s alarming report on mass killings of Ethiopian migrants by Saudi border guards. Additionally, unrest in New Caledonia over French electoral reforms and Haiti’s ongoing crisis under interim Prime Minister Garry Conille draw international attention.

The Week That Was: Global News in Review

The Week That Was: Global News in Review

Brief #141 – Foreign Policy Brief
by: Ibrahim Castro

Discover the seismic shifts and pressing issues shaping our world in this week’s Global News Review. From controversial refugee deals to record-breaking military expenditures, delve into the headlines that demand your attention and understanding.

The Week That Was: Global News in Review

The Week That Was: Global News in Review

Brief #138 – Foreign Policy Brief
by: Ibrahim Castro

Dive into the latest geopolitical upheavals, from the escalating tensions between Israel and Iran following a drone and missile attack, to Mexico’s diplomatic fallout with Ecuador over the arrest of a former vice president, stay informed with our comprehensive briefing.

Ukraine: Over Two Years of War

Ukraine: Over Two Years of War

Brief #131 – Foreign Policy Brief
by: Ibrahim Castro

The two-year anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is marked by ongoing conflict, with G7 leaders reaffirming support for Ukraine while President Putin extends his reign and vows to advance further. Despite international condemnation and support for Ukraine, the war continues, resulting in significant casualties and displacement, while geopolitical tensions escalate in a broader global conflict landscape.

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