A woman waves a Palestinian flag in front of black smoke from burning tires during a protest at the Gaza Strip’s border with Israel, Friday, May 4, 2018. (AP Photo/ Khalil Hamra)
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British officials have recently admitted to carrying out bombings that utilize thermobaric weapons, often referred to as “Vacuum Bombs,” against the Islamic State Group in Syria earlier this year.
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“President Putin, Russia, and Iran are responsible for backing Animal Assad. Big price…” These words concluded a tweet on April 8 by United States President Donald Trump that affirmed military action against the Assad regime in Syria for its use of chemical weapons.
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King Mswati’s immense power and wealth are the result of his early efforts to consolidate power, effectively abolishing his advisory board, appointing his own prime minister, and implementing nepotistic policies.
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The School of Diplomacy and International Relations held its Dean’s Welcome event, as it does every year, to greet students old and new and to honor the beginning of a new academic year.
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Seton Hall’s School of Diplomacy and International Relations held its Dean’s Welcome event to greet students old and new and to honor the beginning of a new academic year. The school’s celebration of 20 years is not a reflection of the past, but a celebration of the future.
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The U.S. and Central America are common destinations for cocaine trafficked through Ecuador. According to a United Nations International Narcotics Control Board report, cocaine seizures in Ecuador rose by over 252 percent from 2010 to 2015.
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All executive board positions are contested this year, a rarity for SGA. The slate of candidates is a mix of SGA veterans and newcomers.
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In the last year Venezuela’s economy shrank by 19 percent, according to leaked reports from Venezuela’s central bank. With hyperinflation at a rate of 800 percent, Venezuelan mafias began to create their own shadow currency exchange system for a profit.
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By Felipe Bueno Staff Writer The conflict-driven food crisis in Yemen has the potential of becoming a full-blown famine this
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