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Washington Examiner Op-Ed: 'Trump - and any future U.S. leader - would be wise to avoid entangling themselves in (former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran) Kahn's saga'
A Washington Examiner opinion piece this week said that President-elect Donald Trump should "avoid entangling" himself in the affairs of former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Kahn.
By Globe Banner | Dec 3, 2024
Pakistani Federal Law Minister: Fmr. Prime Minister’s criminal convictions disqualify him from Oxford chancellorship and ‘Pakistan’s highest office’
Pakistan's federal law minister said that the criminal convictions that recently disqualified former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Kahn from the Chancellorship of Oxford University also make Kahn unfit ‘to govern an entire nation.’
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League of American Workers Founder: 'The proud patriots of Moldova reject multilateralism'
By Globe Banner Reports | Sep 25, 2024
The head of the League of American Workers (LAW) said a recent poll that found declining support for Moldova's accession to the European Union (EU) shows that "patriotic populist nationalism" is accelerating across the globe.
ADL survery reveals an increase in anti-Israel attitudes in J7 task force countries
By Globe Banner | Jul 15, 2024
The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) has released the results of a survey related to antisemitic and anti-Israel attitudes across J7 task force countries, where some of the largest Jewish populations reside outside of Israel. The poll revealed that 56% of respondents agreed with the "dual loyalty" trope, or the notion that Jews are more loyal to Israel than to their home country.
Iran International report analyzes Iran's propaganda expenditures
By Globe Banner | May 21, 2024
The Iranian government has reportedly allocated a minimum of $600 million (360 trillion rials) to its propaganda efforts for the current calendar year, according to a new report by Iran International. If accurate, this figure may represent only a fraction of the total sum.
National Whistleblower Center urges United States to secure Tigran Gambaryan's release from Nigerian custody
By Globe Banner | May 17, 2024
The National Whistleblower Center (NWC) has sent a letter to the Bureau of Consular Affairs, urging the United States to exert its utmost effort in securing the release of Tigran Gambaryan. Gambaryan, who serves as a compliance officer for Binance, has been detained in Nigeria for nearly three months.
Porcelain from Dehua brings people together at the United Nations headquarters
By Globe Banner | Mar 18, 2024
Representatives from Fujian Province, the United Nations, and other countries convened at the United Nations Headquarters for the unveiling of the "Blanc de Chine – Porcelain from Dehua" event last week. This initiative was launched by Xinhua News Agency.
United Arab Emirates, NASA partner to expand human space exploration
By Globe Banner | Mar 8, 2024
Officials from the Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre (MBRSC), the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Space Agency, and the National Space Council convened to reinforce a partnership supporting NASA’s Gateway, the inaugural lunar space station. The UAE has fostered its own space program through collaboration with NASA, U.S. research institutions, and other stakeholders in the aeronautics industry.
International Monetary Fund Deputy Managing Director visits Suriname
By Globe Banner | Feb 13, 2024
Kenji Okamura, Deputy Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), issued a statement this week following a three-day visit to the Republic of Suriname. During his trip, Okamura met with the republic’s president, vice president, and various officials.
Rare Element Resources announces coming departure of president and CEO
By Globe Banner | Jan 8, 2024
Brent Berg, who has held the position of company president and chief executive officer since November 2022, is set to step down. The board of Rare Element Resources Ltd. has already initiated a process to find Berg's successor.
World Trade Organization General Council discusses budget, 13th Ministerial Conference in December meeting
By Globe Banner | Dec 17, 2023
The World Trade Organization General Council (WTO) convened last week to discuss budgeting and preparation for the 13th Ministerial Conference scheduled to take place in Abu Dhabi next year.
Israel commits to allow Gazan non-combatants to return to the north, when secured
By Coach Weinhaus | Dec 4, 2023
Israel is committed to allowing Gazan non-combatants who have left the region to return to North Gaza when it is secured, an Israeli spokesman said.
“Dad, I killed 10 Jews. 10! 10! 10! See my WhatsApp. Their blood is on my hands. Let me talk to mom"; Israeli Admiral details horror of massacre body cam videos
By Coach Weinhaus | Oct 23, 2023
TEL AVIV- At a press briefing of more than 200 international journalists Monday, Admiral Daniel Hagari presented 43 minutes of body cam videos from the October 7th massacre.
Israeli prime minister spokesman: HAMAS is holding foreign nationals as hostages in Gaza
By Edward Weinhaus | Oct 18, 2023
The Israeli prime minister’s office says Hamas is holding foreign nationals hostage inside Gaza, along with 200 Israeli citizens abducted during the terrorist group's Oct. 7 attack.
Israel views attacks as declaration of war by Iran
By Globe Banner News Service | Oct 8, 2023
"This is not just a battle between Israel and Hamas, it is a war with Iran,” according to Israel’s former Brigadier General Amir Avivi in an exclusive interview with Globe Banner.
Professor: Oligarchs 'have not contributed to the well-being of Haiti'
By T.H. Lawrence | Jun 9, 2023
Professor Robert Maguire said powers behind the throne have only enriched themselves while Haiti suffers.
Schuller: NGOs 'were envisioned as back-up for the government of Haiti'
By T.H. Lawrence | May 17, 2023
Non-government organizations (NGOs) have been, at best, a mixed blessing for Haiti, according to a professor who has dedicated two decades of his life and career to understanding the troubled Caribbean island nation.
Blinken: 'The future of space is collaborative'
By Globe Banner Report | Jan 20, 2023
Leaders from the United States and Japan met recently at the Washington, D.C.headquarters of the National Aeronautic and Space Administration (NASA) to sign a framework agreement on "peaceful" space exploration.
Mei-hua discusses Taiwan-U.S. relationship: 'Even more robust'
By Gregory Burnett | Oct 13, 2022
"Why Taiwan Matters — From an Economic Perspective" is the Center for Strategic & International Studies' (CSIS) latest live event featuring Wang Mei-hua, minister of economic affairs for Taiwan.
Biden on Gorbachev: 'After decades of brutal political repression, he embraced democratic reforms'
By Karen Kidd | Sep 4, 2022
President Joe Biden credited Mikhail Gorbachev, the former president and last leader of the Soviet Union, for his part in ending the Cold War.