politics

Politics does not dictate our collective cultural mindset as much as it simply reflects it; We've got to look in the mirror sometimes, and we've got one.

Wind Chiefs Warn of Global ‘Spillover’ From Trump Green Crackdown
Introduction Global renewable energy leaders are raising concerns over what they describe as a “spillover effect” stemming from former President Donald Trump’s recent actions aimed at rolling back green energy initiatives. Industry executives warn that policy reversals in the United States could slow global climate progress, disrupt international investments in renewable projects, and undermine cooperative efforts to combat climate change.
By Asad Aliabout 3 hours ago in The Swamp
Trump Team Ramps Up Attack on Fed’s Powell With Criminal Indictment Threat. AI-Generated.
Introduction Former President Donald Trump’s political team has intensified its attacks on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, raising the unprecedented possibility of a criminal indictment as part of a broader effort to challenge the Fed’s policy decisions. This escalation follows months of criticism from Trump and his allies over interest rate hikes, inflation, and perceived mismanagement of the U.S. economy.
By Asad Aliabout 3 hours ago in The Swamp
Japan Plans to Dissolve Parliament With Possible Snap Election in February: NHK. AI-Generated.
Introduction Japan may soon witness a dramatic political development as Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi considers dissolving parliament and calling a snap general election as early as February, according to reports by national broadcaster NHK. If confirmed, the move would accelerate the political calendar and place Japan’s leadership under fresh public scrutiny far earlier than expected.
By Asad Aliabout 4 hours ago in The Swamp
He Once Criticised African Leaders Who Cling to Power. Now He Wants a Seventh Term. AI-Generated.
Introduction For years, he positioned himself as a moral voice against Africa’s long-standing problem of leaders who refuse to relinquish power. In speeches, interviews, and international forums, he criticized presidents who amended constitutions, extended term limits, and prioritized personal rule over democratic transition. Today, that same leader is facing intense scrutiny after announcing his intention to seek a seventh term in office.
By Asad Aliabout 4 hours ago in The Swamp
Europe and South America Seal a Trade Pact for the Trump Era. AI-Generated.
Global trade is changing — and fast. In an era defined by tariffs, protectionism, and shifting alliances, Europe and South America have quietly made history. After more than two decades of negotiations, the European Union and the Mercosur bloc have sealed a major trade pact, creating one of the world’s largest free-trade zones.
By Aqib Hussainabout 4 hours ago in The Swamp
“We hope they will give us heat”: Bitter winter cold bites for Kyiv’s residents as Russia steps up attacks. AI-Generated.
Winter in Kyiv has never been kind, but this season carries a sharper edge. As icy winds sweep through the streets and snow settles on damaged rooftops, the cold is no longer just a feature of the weather—it is a constant reminder of a war that shows no sign of easing. With Russia stepping up attacks on critical infrastructure, Kyiv’s residents are enduring long power outages, unreliable heating, and an exhausting routine of adaptation and survival.
By Aqib Hussainabout 5 hours ago in The Swamp
Fleeing Settler Violence, Palestinians Leave One of Few Remaining Jordan Valley Hamlets. AI-Generated.
The Jordan Valley has always been more than just land. For generations of Palestinian Bedouin families, it has been home, livelihood, and identity. But today, that connection is being violently severed. One of the few remaining Palestinian hamlets in the Jordan Valley is slowly emptying, as families flee ongoing settler violence that has made daily life unbearable.
By Aqib Hussainabout 5 hours ago in The Swamp
U.S. Pushes for Faster Action to Reduce Reliance on China for Rare Earths. AI-Generated.
The United States is stepping up efforts to reduce its dependence on China for rare earth minerals, signaling a push for quicker action as concerns over supply chain security, economic resilience, and national defense intensify. Rare earths — a group of 17 elements essential to modern technology — play a critical role in everything from smartphones and electric vehicles to wind turbines and advanced military systems.
By Asad Aliabout 5 hours ago in The Swamp
“I Don’t Want to Live in an American Empire”: Greenlanders Bristle at U.S. Threats. AI-Generated.
When people think of Greenland, they imagine glaciers, polar bears, and endless white landscapes. What they don’t imagine is a small population suddenly thrust into the center of global power politics. Yet that is exactly what has happened — and Greenlanders are not happy about it.
By Aqib Hussainabout 5 hours ago in The Swamp
Two Hours, Scores of Questions, 23,000 Words: Our Interview With President Trump. AI-Generated.
Introduction In a marathon interview lasting nearly two hours and producing more than 23,000 words, former President Donald Trump offered one of his most detailed and unfiltered accounts of his political worldview, leadership philosophy, and plans for the future. The discussion spanned domestic policy, global affairs, the U.S. economy, immigration, elections, and his enduring influence over American politics.
By Asad Aliabout 5 hours ago in The Swamp
Iran Edges Closer to a Revolution That Would Reshape the World. AI-Generated.
For decades, Iran has existed in a state of controlled tension — balancing public dissent, economic pressure, and rigid political authority. Today, that balance appears more fragile than ever. From widespread protests and economic collapse to generational defiance and geopolitical strain, Iran is edging closer to a revolutionary moment that could dramatically reshape not only the Middle East, but the world.
By Aqib Hussainabout 5 hours ago in The Swamp
U.S. Officials to Discuss Greenland’s Future in Meeting with Danish Counterparts. AI-Generated.
Introduction: Sources confirm that officials from the Trump administration are scheduled to meet with Danish officials this Wednesday. The topic of discussion will be Greenland. This meeting brings back into focus the strategic interests surrounding the world’s largest island. The dialogue follows a period of public interest and diplomatic friction over Greenland’s status and resources. The talks highlight ongoing U.S. attention on the Arctic region.
By Saad about 5 hours ago in The Swamp