US President Joe Biden is dashing off to Berlin for a quick trip. He's got a lot on his mind – the war in Ukraine, squabbles in the Middle East, and maybe even a bit of nostalgia. It's his last European visit as president, and he's got big plans. Biden will meet with German President Frank-Walter St
U. S. President Joe Biden met with European leaders in Berlin, emphasizing the need for Western allies to maintain their support for Ukraine. The meeting, held just weeks before the presidential election, reflected concerns about potential changes in U. S. policy under a new administration. Presiden
In the face of Russian aggression, people are questioning whether Ukraine can ever truly stand up to Vladimir Putin. Some argue that Ukraine can't win, just like Hitler shouldn't have been appeased at Munich. They suggest offering Putin a deal, but history tells a different story. Remember Georgia a
You might think Bob Woodward's latest book is all about Joe Biden, but don't be fooled. The real story is about Donald Trump. The renowned journalist has a new book out, "War, " which covers Biden's presidency so far. But the juiciest bits are about Trump's secret dealings with Russia. Woodward's kn
In a significant development, Russia has regained control of about half of the territory it lost to Ukraine in the Kursk region. This region is crucial for Volodymyr Zelensky's plan to defeat Vladimir Putin. According to a senior Russian commander from Chechnya, around 50, 000 troops are pushing bac
A German politician named Sahra Wagenknecht has sounded the alarm about the Russia-Ukraine war. She thinks things could get even worse. She worries that if NATO gets more involved, it might lead to a dangerous standoff. Russia has already mentioned that it could target NATO countries if they keep su
Once the dust settles from the Ukraine war, experts like William B. Taylor from The New York Times suggest that Kyiv should join NATO. Back in 2008, the U. S. tried to get Ukraine into NATO, but Germany and France blocked the effort. They thought they could control Russian actions by being friendly
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un recently declared that South Korea is now a "foreign" and "hostile" country. This change came after North Korea amended its constitution and destroyed roads and railways connecting the two Koreas. Kim reminded his troops that South Korea is no longer a fellow country
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky recently discussed Ukraine's need for NATO membership. He highlighted that 30 years ago, Ukraine gave up its nuclear weapons as part of the 1994 Budapest Memorandum. This deal promised security assurances from Russia, the UK, and the US in exchange for Ukraine'
President Biden met with key European leaders like Germany’s Chancellor Olaf Scholz, France’s President Emmanuel Macron, and the UK’s Prime Minister Keir Starmer in Berlin. They discussed crucial issues including support for Ukraine and the conflict in the Middle East. With the upcoming U. S. presid
