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Losing the Other Georgia: Democracy is on Defense

by U.S. Resist News | Nov 19, 2024 | Foreign Policy

Foreign Policy #167: Losing the Other Georgia – Democracy is on Defense
The recent parliamentary election in Georgia has sparked international outcry, with allegations of voter intimidation, ballot stuffing, and violent activity undermining the legitimacy of the results. Western nations, including the U.S. and EU, have rejected the outcome, calling it a significant blow to democratic values. Meanwhile, pro-Russian policies by the ruling Georgian Dream party signal a potential shift toward authoritarianism, threatening Georgia’s path to EU membership and further consolidating Russian influence in the region.

The Week That Was: Global News in Review

by U.S. Resist News | Nov 1, 2024 | Foreign Policy

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.

Trump’s Political Waltz with Putin and Zelensky As Election Day Approaches

by U.S. Resist News | Oct 28, 2024 | Foreign Policy

Trump on Putin. “I’m going to hit you…”

Former US president and incumbent Republican candidate for the presidency, Donald Trump has never hidden his enthusiastically warm attitude towards Russian president Vladimir Putin.

Harris and Trump Will Treat Our European Allies Differently

by U.S. Resist News | Oct 25, 2024 | Foreign Policy

The United States finds itself in a tumultuous time. Both at home and abroad, our country’s staying power is being tested. As we prepare for an election that is days away, the world is watching as we choose one of two very different views of foreign affairs to lead us through the next four years.

The Week That Was: Global News in Review

by U.S. Resist News | Oct 14, 2024 | Foreign Policy

Mexico swore in its first female president, Claudia Sheinbaum. Israel’s invasion of Lebanon has led to over 2,000 civilian deaths. The UK agreed to return the Chagos Islands to Mauritius. Record-breaking fires continue to devastate the Amazon.

Ukraine is Borrowing a Strategy from Robert E. Lee. Can it Avoid Pickett’s Charge?

by U.S. Resist News | Oct 8, 2024 | Foreign Policy

In 1863, the Confederate States of America was in an untenable situation. The Union blockade had suffocated the CSA’s economy. Vicksburg was under siege. Its fall would cut the Confederacy in two along the Mississippi River.

Mars Exploration: Is It Worthwhile?

by U.S. Resist News | Oct 6, 2024 | Foreign Policy

Mars exploration offers the tantalizing possibility of extending human life beyond Earth, but the journey to colonize the Red Planet is fraught with immense technical, ethical, and financial challenges. As excitement grows over private ventures like Elon Musk’s SpaceX, critics question whether the pursuit of Mars distracts from addressing the urgent crises facing our home planet.

Situation Update: The War in Ukraine

by U.S. Resist News | Sep 28, 2024 | Foreign Policy

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s visit to the U.S. aims to secure ongoing support and approval for expanded military actions, including strikes deep into Russian territory. As Ukraine intensifies drone attacks and pushes into the Russian Kursk region, the stakes are rising, with Zelensky urging American leaders to maintain their commitment amid shifting political dynamics and ongoing investigations into Russian war crimes.

Zelensky’s Plan for Ukraine’s Victory: Will It Work Out?

by U.S. Resist News | Sep 17, 2024 | Foreign Policy

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s ambitious plan for victory hinges on securing U.S. support as the war with Russia escalates, with critical battles like the Kursk offensive shaping the future of the conflict. As Ukraine faces relentless missile strikes and prepares for high-stakes peace negotiations, the world watches to see if Zelensky’s strategy will succeed in ending the war.

The Week That Was: Global News in Review

by U.S. Resist News | Sep 13, 2024 | Foreign Policy

From Israeli military raids in the West Bank to the rise of far-right politics in Germany, this week’s global news highlights the escalating tension in conflict zones and democratic shifts across Europe. Meanwhile, China’s deepening ties with Africa and Venezuela’s political crisis remind us how rapidly the global landscape is changing, with lasting impacts on international relations.

The Olympic Controversies Reviewed

by U.S. Resist News | Sep 9, 2024 | Foreign Policy

From France’s divisive hijab ban to contentious gender eligibility rulings, the Paris 2024 Olympics were marred by heated controversy. These Games raised urgent questions about fairness, freedom, and the integrity of international sport—issues that will linger far beyond the closing ceremonies.

Ukraine’s Surprise Offensive: What it Means for the War Ahead

by U.S. Resist News | Sep 6, 2024 | Foreign Policy

In a bold and unexpected move, Ukraine launched a surprise offensive into Russian territory, marking the first invasion of Russia since World War II. With Russian forces scrambling to respond, this daring strategy could shift the dynamics of the war and reshape the future of the conflict.

Foreign Policy

Losing the Other Georgia: Democracy is on Defense

The Week That Was: Global News in Review

Trump’s Political Waltz with Putin and Zelensky As Election Day Approaches

Harris and Trump Will Treat Our European Allies Differently

The Week That Was: Global News in Review

Ukraine is Borrowing a Strategy from Robert E. Lee. Can it Avoid Pickett’s Charge?

Mars Exploration: Is It Worthwhile?

Situation Update: The War in Ukraine

Zelensky’s Plan for Ukraine’s Victory: Will It Work Out?

The Week That Was: Global News in Review

The Olympic Controversies Reviewed

Ukraine’s Surprise Offensive: What it Means for the War Ahead

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