The Global Eye
TODAY: AROUND THE WORLD DEFENSE – MILITARY – SPACE AROUND THE WORLD Afghanistan April 21. By Al Jazeera. A powerful explosion has ripped through a Shia mosque in Mazar-i-Sharif, northern Afghanistan, causing dozens of casualties, according to officials. (read more) Afghanistan – Pakistan April 21. By Ruchi Kumar, Al Jazeera. Much like every other […]
TODAY: AROUND THE WORLD DEFENSE – MILITARY – SPACE HORIZONS AROUND THE WORLD China – Solomon Islands April 21. By Reuters. China’s security agreement with the Solomon Islands may affect security for the region and is a probable topic for discussions between the leaders of Japan and New Zealand on Thursday, Japan’s chief cabinet […]
TODAY: AROUND THE WORLD DEFENSE – MILITARY HORIZONS TECH AROUND THE WORLD Arctic April 20. By Valdai Discussion Club. Any approach to regional cooperation in the Arctic that excludes Russian involvement in the long term will be difficult. However, according to some Western analysts, if the nature of Russian policy does not change, the continuation of […]
TODAY: AROUND THE WORLD CYBER – DEFENSE – MILITARY – SECURITY – SPACE – TECH HORIZONS AROUND THE WORLD India April 19. By Ramanath Jha, ORF. The normal governance construct of municipal corporations in India is a three-layered structure. At the apex is the municipal corporation, comprising all the elected councillors within the geographical […]
TODAY: AROUND THE WORLD CYBER – DEFENSE – MILITARY – SECURITY – SPACE – TECH HORIZONS AROUND THE WORLD Australia April 18. By East Asia Forum. Australians head to the polls on 21 May to choose between the incumbent conservative Liberal-National coalition or the opposition Labor Party. The management of the economy will dominate […]
AROUND THE WORLD Australia April 17. By Charlie Barnes, East Asia Forum. On Sunday 10 April, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced that the 2022 Australian federal election would be held on 21 May. In reality, the election campaign had been in full swing for weeks. Morrison’s prime ministership has been characterised more by scandals […]
AROUND THE WORLD Finland – Sweden – NATO Going Nordic: What NATO membership would mean for Finland and Sweden, April 15. By Atlantic Council. As they watch Russia unleash total war against a European neighbor, Sweden and Finland seem to agree: It’s finally time to join NATO. (read more) France Where does France’s presidential election […]
TODAY: AROUND THE WORLD PERSPECTIVES RUSSIA – UKRAINE (impact, reactions, consequences) TECH – DEFENSE – MILITARY – SECURITY – CYBER – SPACE AROUND THE WORLD Africa Five trends to expect in Africa for the rest of 2022, April 13. By Ryan Short and Aloysius Uche Ordu, Brookings. Ryan Short, a partner at Genesis Analytics, explores five […]
TODAY: AROUND THE WORLD RUSSIA – UKRAINE (impact, reactions, consequences) TECH – DEFENSE – MILITARY – SECURITY – CYBER – SPACE AROUND THE WORLD Brazil Brazil Court Reviews Bolsonaro’s Environmental Policies, April 12. By Andrea Carvalho, HRW. Despite the continued roar of chainsaws clearing the rainforest for soy fields and cattle herds, there’s now […]
TODAY: AROUND THE WORLD RUSSIA – UKRAINE (impact, reactions, consequences) TECH – DEFENSE – MILITARY SECURITY – CYBER – SPACE AROUND THE WORLD Central African Republic Central African Republic: War Crimes Court’s First Trial, April 12. The opening of the first trial at the Central African Republic’s Special Criminal Court (SCC) on April 19, 2022 represents […]
TODAY: AROUND THE WORLD RUSSIA – UKRAINE (impact, reactions, consequences) AROUND THE WORLD Europe – Tunisia Europe can show it cares for democracy by helping Tunisia, April 11. By Lorenzo Marsili, Al Jazeera. Barely two months after US President Joe Biden convened a “democracy summit” to rally the world’s democracies against rising authoritarianism, authoritarian Russia […]
TODAY: AROUND THE WORLD PERSPECTIVES RUSSIA – UKRAINE (impact, reactions, consequences) TECH – DEFENSE – MILITARY – SECURITY – CYBER – SPACE AROUND THE WORLD Australia Australian election campaign kicks off with opposition ahead in polls, April 11. By Renju Jose, Reuters. Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s government could lose the federal election to be […]