Human Rights Activists Demonstrate Outside ASEAN Summit
As members of the Association of South Eastern Nations (ASEAN) convened in Sydney, Australia over…
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Beijing Announces Tariff Retaliation
The Chinese Commerce Ministry announced on March 23 that it will impose tariffs on American…
Officials Hail French Police Officer Killed by Terrorist as Hero
Gendarme Lieutenant Colonel Arnaud Beltrame, a 45-year-old police officer who swapped himself for a hostage…
Former President of South Africa Prosecuted for Corruption Charges
Head of the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) Shaun Abrahams announced on March 16 that former-President…
Activists Arrested in Ethiopia Amid State of Emergency
Just two months after the Ethiopian government released key political prisoners, many have been re-arrested…
Sierra Leone’s Runoff Vote Postponed
Sierra Leoneans were prepared to decide between candidates Julius Maada Bio and Samura Kamara in…
Thousands Strike in France Against Macron’s Reforms
A wave of protests and strikes struck France on March 22 as thousands demonstrated against…
Lebanese Women May Soon Be Able to Pass on Their Citizenship
Women in Lebanon may be allowed to pass citizenship onto their children in the near…
Martin Selmayr Appointed New EC Secretary-General
Thee European Union’s College of Commissioners voted on February 21 to appoint Martin Selmayr as…
Beijing Announces Tariff Retaliation
The Chinese Commerce Ministry announced on March 23 that it will impose tariffs on American…
Human Rights Activists Demonstrate Outside ASEAN Summit
As members of the Association of South Eastern Nations (ASEAN) convened in Sydney, Australia over…
Israel Declassifies Report On 2007 Syrian Airstrike
Israel has confirmed that it conducted a military raid in 2007 against what was believed…
Russia Poisons Ex-MI6 Agent in the U.K.
A former British intelligence officer of the MI6 and his daughter were poisoned on March…
Merkel Sworn in for Fourth Term
According to NPR, the German Bundestag voted to swear in Angela Merkel as chancellor for…
New Zealand Opposition Elects New Leader to Match Prime Minister’s Youthful Energy
New Zealand’s center-right National Party elected Simon Bridges to lead the opposition against the ruling…
Pollution in Mongolia Threatens Children’s Health
A report issued by UNICEF in February 2018 in collaboration with Mongolia’s National Center for…
Parkland Survivor Calls for Comprehensive Action Now
The Caravel sat down in Baltimore on March 25 with Hannah Karcinell, a student at…
Austria Deports Afghan Sisters
Two Afghan sisters who lost an asylum case at the European Court of Justice in…
Populist and Far-Right Forces Surge in Italy’s Election
The anti-establishment forces of the populist Five Star Movement (M5S) and the right-wing League surged…
European Powers Propose New Iranian Sanctions
The United Kingdom, France, and Germany are developing a plan for new and revised sanctions…
Jerusalem’s Coptic Church Protests Unfair Religious Property Tax
Jerusalem’s Coptic Church has shut its doors in protest of increased taxation and proposed legislation…
Uzbekistan and Tajikistan Re-open Borders
Border disputes and trade restrictions have characterized Uzbek-Tajik relations for decades, but recent diplomatic visits…
Armen Sarkisian Becomes First Armenian President Not Elected by Popular Vote
Members of Armenia’s ruling coalition, which is composed of the Republican Party and the Armenian…
Attack on U.S. Embassy in Montenegro Displays Growing Tensions
Around midnight on February 21, Serbian-born Dalibor Jaukovic threw a single Yugoslav-made M75 grenade into…
Poland’s Logging in Primeval Forest Breaks EU Law
Poland violated European Union law by increasing logging in the protected Białowieża forest, according to…