Officials in the economically struggling country of Greece have come to an agreement on a third bailout when all sides agreed upon to the terms following marathon length talks which were aimed at getting more money to Greece
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Russia Bans NGOs in Step Toward Another Cold War
Opposition members inside of Russia have been voicing concern recently about a law that was signed into effect that gives officials the power to shut down NGOs they view as “undesirables”
Greek PM Tsipras Facing Possible Fall Elections
Because of the split within the party, an emergency meeting will take place in September to determine whether or not to accept the terms handed out by the IMF.
Amid Numerous Crises, Syrian Civil War Continuing
As the Syrian Civil War continues into its 4th year of conflict, the United Nation’s Syrian envoy met with rebel opposition leaders for the first time since the beginning of the conflict
Bernie Sanders Gives DC Statehood Huge Endorsement
Statehood for the District of Columbia is an important issue that must be resolved by the representatives in the Congress and the Senate who make the territory their home and share it with thousands of people who do not have a voice.
Russian Threat To the EU One of Many in Turbulent Times
Europe is being forced to awaken to a new reality of a more confrontational stance from Russia that threatens to destabilize the continent and return it to an era of division and even open conflict.
Turkey’s Successful Election As Counter To The Arab Spring
Ultimately, the successful outcomes of the elections in Turkey are a good thing given the fact that the country was able to avoid the fate of many Islamic countries during the period of the Arab spring
Greek Economic Crisis Continuing, Possible EU Exit Nears
For Greece to convince the world of their capacity for economic responsibility might just save the union and prove that the newly created EU institutions can learn from the current situation and emerge stronger for it.
Skelos Resignation Highlights Albany’s Corruption Problem
Albany, one of the most corrupt state capitals in the United States was recently hit with another scandal involving a top politician as Senate Majority leader Dean Skelos stepped down from his leadership role
How the Petrobras Corruption Scandal is Shaking Brazil
Authorities in the country of Brazil have arrested three former congressmen who have been implemented in connection with what may be the country’s largest corruption scandal, involving the oil giant Petrobras, Brazil’s biggest and the world’s sixth largest.