Who’s Behind the U.S. Military Surge in the Caribbean?
A deep dive into the U.S. military buildup in the Caribbean, its key architects in the Trump administration, and the geopolitical stakes involved.
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Economy, World News
Jamaica’s $820M Disaster Plan Faces Hurricane Melissa
As Hurricane Melissa devastates Jamaica, the island activates its $820 million disaster finance strategy—a rare model of climate resilience in the Caribbean.
Politics, World News
Russia Denies Nuclear Tests—but Vows to Match U.S. Move
Russia denies conducting nuclear weapons tests but warns it will respond in kind if the U.S. resumes live detonations—sparking global concern.
Investigation, World News
Louvre Heist Breakthrough: 5 More Arrested in Jewel Theft
French authorities have arrested five additional suspects in the ongoing investigation into the Louvre jewel theft, bringing the total to seven—but the stolen gems remain unrecovered.
Politics, World News
Wilders’s Far-Right Party Crumbles in Dutch Election
Geert Wilders’s far-right PVV lost 11 seats in the Netherlands’ snap election, as voters rallied behind center-left D66 — signaling a potential shift in Europe’s political tide.
Investigation, World News
Staged Hostage Recovery in Gaza Exposed by Drone Footage
New drone footage analyzed by The New York Times shows Hamas members staging the recovery of an Israeli hostage’s remains in Gaza, casting doubt on ceasefire compliance.
Politics, World News
Haredi ‘March of the Million’ Shakes Israel Over Draft Law
Hundreds of thousands of ultra-Orthodox Jews staged a historic protest in Jerusalem against ending their military service exemption, challenging Israel’s unity and governance.
Economy, World News
Xi Outmaneuvers Trump in High-Stakes Trade Truce
China secured U.S. tariff reductions and delayed tech export controls by leveraging soybean purchases and rare earth dominance—conceding little in return.
Entertainment, World News
Indigenous Play ‘Kiuryaq’ Reclaims the Northern Lights
A groundbreaking new play, ‘Kiuryaq,’ tells the story of the northern lights through Indigenous voices, blending myth, memory, and modern resilience in Canada’s Arctic.
Politics, World News
Trump’s Asia Food Tour: Beef, Dressing & Diplomacy
From well-done steaks to Thousand Island dressing, Trump’s Asia food tour showcased how culinary choices became tools of diplomacy—and policy.