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Singapore: Who Is Lawrence Wong

From Wednesday 15 May Wong will be the new Premier and will take the place of the last leader of the Lee dynasty. Will he be able to navigate the turbulent waters of international competition to maintain Singapore’s role as the traditional bridge between the West and East Asia?

Brazil Suffers From Climate Change

The state of Rio Grande do Sul hit by extreme climate events: 90 victims, 200,000 displaced after a week of rain in one of the most productive areas of the country. Lula prepares reconstruction and reaffirms commitment against climate change.

China Hosts Talks Between Hamas and Fatah

Regardless of the outcome of the meetings, China aims to strengthen its image as a guarantor of stability and a responsible power capable of communicating with everyone. And it is succeeding better in the Middle East than in the war in Ukraine.

The Deportation of Migrants From the UK to Rwanda Is a Reality

Rwanda will receive considerable funding in exchange for its availability: 240 million pounds have already been allocated to the Kigali government, which covers part of the expenses related to the deported people but which also finances the development of the country.

The Universities Against Milei: The Hot Autumn of Protests Begins in Buenos Aires

Thousands take to the streets in Argentina to defend the national university system, under attack due to the spending cuts imposed by the Milei government. Even pensioners and workers on a war footing. New general strike on May 9th.

Why Israel Is Losing The Social Media War

The hashtag #standwithIsrael was used around 300 thousand times, compared to almost 8 million for #freepalestine. On Facebook, Israel is present in just over 400 thousand posts compared to the 11 million in which the Palestine is read. Similar situation on TikTok.

China/USA: A Stable Disagreement

Antony Blinken returns to China less than a year after his June visit. There are many divisive dossiers including the US ban on TikTok and aid to Taiwan. But it remains important that they continue to dialogue to responsibly manage a relationship that is crucial for global balances

There has been fighting in Sudan for exactly one year

Peace in Sudan is not in sight and the country seems to have fallen off the international radar. The UN counts 14,600 deaths, in addition to 8.5 million displaced people. The food emergency is upon us and at least half a million new victims are announced.

Colombia: Former President Uribe in The Dock. But Social Peace is still Far Away

Former Colombian president Álvaro Uribe Vélez will be tried for bribery and witness manipulation in a case that has been ongoing since 2012 over links between his government and paramilitarism. However, the prosecutor’s decision comes at a very delicate moment in President Petro’s pacification plan.

Elections in South Korea: defeat for President Yoon’s conservatives

The result was expected but its proportion went beyond predictions. The political consequences were immediate. Yoon, in office until 2027, will be a lame duck, with repercussions also on foreign policy, an issue on which the two main parties are at odds.

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