With the Russia-Ukraine war approaching its third year, the Ukrainian military is facing critical moral and recruitment issues, as tens of thousands of Ukrainian soldiers have abandoned their posts, creating a dramatic shortage in soldiers needed to effectively continue the war effort.
Read More Ukraine Military Faces Mass Desertion From New Recruits, U.S. Urges Ukraine To Lower Enlistment Age To 18
The chair of NATO’s military committee called on business leaders around the globe to prepare for a potential “wartime scenario,” urging them to reconfigure their production lines so as to not solely rely on China or Russia for logistical or production needs.
Read More NATO Military Head Urges Business Leaders To Prepare For Potential ‘Wartime Scenario,’ Urges Extra Ukraine Support
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faced significant backlash after Trudeau was caught on video dancing at a Taylor Swift concert while rioters protested in Trudeau’s hometown of Montreal.
Read More Trudeau Dances At Taylor Swift Concert While Rioters Burn Montreal, Prompting Backlash: ‘We Are Reaping What You Sowed’
Bill Maher has vowed that he will not “pre-hate” President-elect Donald Trump’s new administration.
Read More Bill Maher Says He Won’t ‘Pre-Hate’ Trump’s New Admin., Admits Trump Is Right On How Russia-Ukraine War Needs To Be ‘Negotiated’
President Joe Biden has now authorized Ukraine to utilize American-supplied long range missiles to strike inside of Russia, which has been a red line for Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Read More Biden ‘Flirts’ With WWIII, Authorizes Ukraine to Use U.S. Long-Range Missiles After Putin’s Dire Warning
Chinese President Xi Jinping indicated that he looks to have a significant working relationship with President-elect Donald Trump during a final outgoing meeting with President Joe Biden on Saturday.
Read More Biden Meets With Xi Jinping As Chinese President Warns Against A New ‘Cold War’ With Trump