Politics

Libya 15 years later: What NATO’s war still teaches the world

The world is being sold the same “human rights” pretext for the assault on Iran that left Libya in ruins fifteen years ago

African lawyers urge global backing for UN resolution on slave trade

The Pan African Lawyers Union has called for global backing for Ghana’s UN resolution recognizing the slave trade as “gravest crime”

Rwanda seeks millions in UK asylum deal dispute

Rwanda has told a panel of international arbitrators it wants about £100m ($127 million) from the UK after an asylum partnership was cancelled

Hungary’s Orban urges the EU to return to ‘old harmony’ with Russia

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has urged the EU to restore mutually beneficial economic ties with Russia once the Ukraine conflict is over

Pakistani missiles pose potential threat to US

Pakistan’s evolving program could put the US within range of missiles from the South Asian country, Tulsi Gabbard has said

Pentagon seeking $200 billion to fund Iran war, the Washington Post reports

The Pentagon has requested over $200 billion for the Iran war to boost arms production, which a number of lawmakers oppose