Richard Jones

Argentina Declassifies Thousands of Documents on Nazi Fugitives

On Monday, Argentina’s National Archives released over 1,850 declassified documents detailing Nazi fugitives and their activities, marking a significant step toward transparency regarding the country’s historical role as a haven for war criminals. The decision to make these records publicly accessible came after President Javier Milei ordered their release last month following a meeting with…

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ICC Prosecutor Prepares Charges Against Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte

In a significant development, the International Criminal Court (ICC) Prosecutor Karim Khan has disclosed preparations for charges against former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte. This announcement follows the submission of extensive evidence, including 16 hours of audio-visual files and nearly 9,000 documents, which shed light on alleged crimes against humanity linked to Duterte’s controversial drug war….

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Strengthening Trade Integrity: Vietnam-US Collaboration on Country-of-Origin Laundering

Vietnam and the United States have been working diligently to tackle trade origin fraud, a practice that undermines fair trade and compliance with tariffs and restrictions. This issue has gained particular prominence as some exporters attempt to disguise goods’ true origins to circumvent trade regulations. Such practices not only jeopardize bilateral trade relations but also…

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China’s Ambitious Lunar Aspirations: A Nuclear-Powered Moon Base

China is setting its sights on the Moon with an ambitious plan to establish a nuclear-powered base as part of its International Lunar Research Station (ILRS) initiative. This bold move underscores the nation’s determination to become a leading space power by 2030, rivaling other major players in the global space race. The Chang’e-8 Mission: Laying…

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The United Kingdom’s Strategic Shift

Prime Minister Keir Starmer has unveiled a comprehensive plan to increase the United Kingdom’s defence spending, aiming to raise it to 2.5% of GDP by 2027, which is .5% more than NATO’s requirement. This policy decision, amounting to an annual boost of £13.4 billion, underscores the government’s commitment to strengthening national security amidst growing global…

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