A report published by two human rights organizations on Tuesday revealed the alleged existence, exposed interviews with North Korean witnesses, of a North Korea regime prison operating secretly in Beijing to help capture potential defectors.
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), a terrorist organization formally belonging to the Iranian armed forces, published a 26-page open letter to the American people on Tuesday inviting Americans to visit the Strait of Hormuz, insisting “death to America” did not mean Iran wished death on America, and suggesting the September 11, 2001, jihadist attacks were a “false-flag operation.”
“We are clearly moving towards a multipolar world and that movement is irreversible,” outgoing U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres declared while opening the General Assembly last week – a prediction entirely undermined by the speeches that followed it.
Authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo have recorded more than 8,000 cases of Ebola since an outbreak was identified there in May.
The Cuban mission to the United Nations in New York City held an event on Sunday to celebrate the anniversary of the “Committees for the Defense of the Revolution” (CDRs), local terror cells and spy networks used to infiltrate, intimidate, and subjugate Cubans at the neighborhood level.
A low-ranking diplomat took the stage at the U.N. on Monday to represent the communist dictatorship of North Korea.
The leftist government of South Korea demanded a public apology on Sunday from the government of Ukraine after President Volodymyr Zelensky told the United Nations General Assembly last week that his troops had captured North Korean soldiers on the battlefield – and sent them to the South.
Iran published a written message on Monday allegedly written by “supreme leader” Mojtaba Khamenei.
Pope Leo XIV led prayers at the legendary Notre Dame Cathedral of Paris on Friday, a ceremony that included the display and veneration of Jesus’ crown of thorns.
Nigeria has made improvements in addressing the pervasive jihadist campaigns against Christians nationwide, but skyrocketing kidnapping rates should not be treated as a mere “security” problem when victims say their captors demand they convert, Ryan Brown, the CEO of the Christian aid organization Open Doors US, told Breitbart News this week.
Colombia’s conservative President Abelardo de la Espriella offered an effusive condemnation of globalism, organized crime, and the notoriously inefficient bureaucracy at the United Nations at the General Assembly on Thursday, urging a return to sovereignty and patriotism.
The government of Lithuania hosted an event on the sidelines of the U.N. General Assembly alongside Costa Rica and America announcing the creation of an initiative called “Nations for a Free Cuba.”
Chilean President José Antonio Kast used his first-ever address as head of state to the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday to condemn the socialist policies of his predecessors and promise would-be investors that a conservative Chile was worth betting on.
A large crowd of Venezuelans, Venezuelan-Americans, and anti-socialist supporters gathered on Tuesday at the United Nations’ Dag Hammarskjöld Plaza to protest the presence of Nicolás Maduro’s protege, and current “interim president” of Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez at the General Assembly.
United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres opened this year’s General Assembly with a speech focused on the “climate crisis.”
Pope Leo XIV will be traveling to Uruguay, Argentina, and Peru in November for a tour that will take him back to the Peruvian diocese of Chiclayo — where he once served as bishop — and include visits with all three of the countries’ heads of state.
The high-level debate at the United Nations General Assembly is scheduled to begin on Tuesday morning – a unique event in modern world history where global leaders can take the stage and talk about whatever they want.
The state-run Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA) reported on Sunday that the government of ex-jihadist President Ahmed al-Sharaa had finalized an agreement with the government of Ukraine for the latter’s experts to help demining efforts in the aftermath of the over-decade-long civil war.
Socialist former president of Chile and former U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet announced on Sunday she would no longer campaign to replace Antonio Guterres as secretary-general of the United Nations.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry confirmed on Monday morning that genocidal dictator Xi Jinping will be traveling to the United States on Wednesday for meetings with President Donald Trump and other senior American officials.
Syria announced that it would implement subsidies to lower the cost of diesel fuel after a price hike prompted protests.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky told the Japanese broadcaster NHK this week that the Chinese Communist Party’s refusal to support his country amid the ongoing invasion by Russia makes “a lot” of difference, even if China is only “a little” biased towards Russia, because of its outsized international influence.
The front page of the Iran-friendly media outlet Al Mayadeen featured multiple articles and videos on Thursday promoting Seattle rapper Macklemore’s ongoing feud with former touring partner Ed Sheeran, which erupted after tour organizers reportedly removed Macklemore for “pro-Palestinian” propaganda during his performances.
The Ministry of External Affairs of India condemned “malicious post son social media” on Thursday, responding to rumors circulating on Twitter that genocidal Chinese dictator Xi Jinping and ally President Cyril Ramaphosa of South Africa had fallen ill after dining at the Indian-hosted BRICS summit this weekend.
Far-left Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney enthusiastically embraced an unconventional proposal for his country to become an “associate” member of the European Union while addressing the body’s parliament in France on Thursday, calling for Canada’s global ties to “take on a new dimension.”
The director of China’s National Health Commission announced during a press conference Monday that the Communist Party will be investing heavily in programs intended to raise the birth rate, particularly in expanding access to pediatric care and child care for working families.
The energy minister of Saudi Arabia announced this week that his government had discovered a 110-million-ton cache of rare-earth minerals and uranium in Medina, the second-holiest city in Islam, that the country is expected to develop to diversify its energy sector.
The BRICS economic and security coalition, bonded by their mutual desire to eradicate American global dominance and little else, held its sixth high-level summit this weekend during the administration of President Donald Trump – and its novel-length “joint declaration” did little to hide how much its influence and unity has eroded in the Trump years.
The communist government of North Korea announced on Monday that it had conducted a “firepower attack drill” featuring missiles, drones, rocket launchers, and artillery.
Protests in dozens of cities and towns throughout Syria erupted on Sunday and continued into Monday, marked by large fires and roadblocks triggered by the government announcing a major increase in the price of gasoline and diesel fuels.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) dismissed a request to open an investigation into “systemic kidnappings in Nigeria” this week, media in the country report, on the grounds that the petition lacked “any legal basis.”
The government of Syria, under former al-Qaeda jihadist President Ahmed al-Sharaa, confirmed before the United Nations on Thursday that it had begun the process of destroying caches of illicit chemical weapons formerly possessed by the deposed regime of dictator Bashar Assad.
Russian strongman Vladimir Putin described a plan on Thursday to build networks of data storage and processing centers in the country’s Arctic, alongside “small nuclear power plants” developed to feed the data centers energy.
Indian Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar visited Kyiv, Ukraine, on Thursday with a message of solidarity, offering India’s support to end the ongoing Russian invasion of the country.
China’s communist dictator Xi Jinping debuted yet another vague plan toward world peace on Wednesday during an official visit to Egypt, one that not-so-subtly suggested Middle Eastern states should consider limiting their ties to America.
The CEO of the Russian state nuclear company Rosatom revealed on Wednesday that his company is negotiating with the Iranian terror state to build a series of “small nuclear power plants” in the country.
The government of Perú, under the recently inaugurated leadership of conservative President Keiko Fujimori, announced on Tuesday that it would sever diplomatic ties to the Islamic Republic of Iran, citing a variety of human rights and terrorism violations by the rogue regime.
Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, hosted the opening ceremonies of the World Nomad Games on Tuesday, a dramatic celebration of ancient Central Asian sports featuring a display of hundreds of horses, traditional Steppe costumes, and an American team ready to compete on the other side of the planet.
The government of Nigeria confirmed on Tuesday that the United States had initiated the planned withdrawal of about 200 troops deployed in the country in February to combat radical Islamic terrorists.
Mojtaba Khamenei, the alleged “supreme leader” of Iran who has yet to be seen in public since being proclaimed the head of his country’s government, took the opportunity of the anniversary of the birthday of Muhammad to complain that “West Asian” Muslim states had shown insufficient “unity” against America and Israel.
