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President Joe Biden’s recent verbal slip-up at the NATO summit has sparked widespread attention on social media. During his speech, the POTUS mistakenly referred to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky as 'President Putin' in front of global leaders, leading to a viral video capturing Zelensky’s stunned reaction to the gaffe. A video shared by an X user captured the moment with the caption, “Watch Zelensky's reaction as Biden calls him Putin.” Biden initially said, “And now I want to hand it over to the President of Ukraine who has as much courage as he has determination. Ladies and gentlemen, President Putin.” Zelensky paused momentarily in surprise before proceeding to the podium. Quick to correct himself, Biden added, “President Putin, you can beat President Putin. President Zelensky, I am so focused on beating Putin. We got to worry about it anyway,” and then proceeded to shake hands with Zelensky. This incident wasn’t the only verbal misstep Biden made during the sum...

  In a significant development in international geopolitics, NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) has officially announced the suspension of a Cold War-era security treaty following Russia's withdrawal from the agreement. This decision has far-reaching implications for the global security landscape and marks a key milestone in the evolving dynamics between NATO and Russia. The treaty in question is the 1990 Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe (CFE), an agreement that aimed to limit the deployment of conventional military forces across Europe. It was signed during the final years of the Cold War and played a crucial role in promoting stability and reducing the risk of conflict between NATO member states and the former Warsaw Pact nations. Russia's decision to unilaterally withdraw from the CFE treaty in 2015 had left the agreement in limbo. The reasons cited by Russia for its withdrawal included concerns about the expansion of NATO and the fact that NATO countrie...

 Sweden is sitting on a powder keg. Right nationalists and terrorist supporters of the PKK are blowing the fire and heat in between Europe, they are seeding hate against both Muslims and Turkey. A Danish- Swedish and right extremist who is known for his act of seeding hate against Muslims. He had burned the Quran on 21st January in front of the Turkish embassy in Stockholm. The act happened under the protection of the police. The incident was criticized by Muslims around the globe and many other non-Muslim leaders also condemned the incident. But a troop in Sweden is defending this heinous act in the name of 'freedom of expression' which is not right at any cost! Swedish state officials have sealed their lips on this matter. But the government made some indicative statements which are showing that In the Nordic state, there is no respect for followers of Islam. Condemning the sacrilege of Islam's holy book, calling it an attempt to sabotage the country's NATO bid, and ...

 Hear me out as I share something intriguing, It’s how there is no question that Russia's intrusion of Ukraine has totally modified the international scene of the overseas local area. Interestingly since the Cold War, NATO 's main goal and reason have never been more clear. The solidarity and attachment of the partnership have never been more noteworthy. The craving of European nations which are not as of now NATO individuals to join the partnership has never been more grounded. Looking at it, a long time back, Russia attacked Ukraine with the conviction that Kyiv would be caught surprisingly fast and NATO would neglect to answer in any significant manner. All things considered, NATO has lifted up help for Ukraine's self-protection and NATO has never been more joined together. Russia is currently more vulnerable than whenever in late history and Moscow has no other person to fault except for itself.

 The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) member Turkey is in a tough spot over the Russia-Ukraine crisis. Turkey finds itself in a frail position for maintaining its good relations with both countries. On Thursday, Russia launched air and ground assaults on Ukraine . Turkey’s control over the Bosporus and Dardanelles straits made Turkey an indispensable partner for the West. Ukraine reportedly issued an official appeal to Turkey to close the Bosphorus and Dardanelles Straits to Russian warships. The Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Ukraine to Turkey Vasyl Bodnar informed Turkey about the latest situation in Ukraine and Russia's military aggression against Ukraine.  Reportedly, Turkey has the legal authority to control the straits under the 1936 Montreux Convention. Under the Montreux Convention agreement, Turkey has exclusive rights to restrict the passage of warships not belonging to countries bordering the Black Sea. During wartime, Turkey can close the...

 I want to share something interesting about what I read today. It’s how the world is today engrossed with numerous risky worldwide occasions. Specifically, it is restlessly anticipating a goal to the circumstance in Ukraine, with NATO, driven by the US, expecting that Russian President Vladimir Putin will give the go-ahead for his tactical powers to attack. The world is additionally hanging tight for the aftereffects of the arrangements in regards to the arrival of the US and Iran to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action atomic arrangement. While these discussions are continuous, Iran is compromising the security of the Gulf district through its Houthi local army. In the mean time, amidst the rising expansion looked by nations all over the planet, the US-China contest, the security and political shakiness in numerous nations, particularly in the Middle East and North Africa, psychological militant tasks and the increment in Islamic fanaticism, Iraq is generally overlooked in sp...

Here’s something I want to share today. It’s about how it is a significant part of the grievousness over the new breakdown of the Afghan government and Taliban triumph is being directed into public shock. Over a wide span of time political and military pioneers and assessment scholars fault the Biden organization for a bungled exit and the US-drove global alliance of NATO partners for neglecting to convey a practical financial and political inheritance for Afghanistan. Yet, a combination of living in fantasy land and refusal among exactly the same military and political pioneers camouflaged the way that it was inevitable before the Taliban would retake power. For me, The need is to guarantee that the Taliban don't return Afghanistan to being a hatchery of global psychological warfare, particularly when incubated by digital astute radicals as yet seeking after their weapons of mass obliteration dreams. Furthermore, by and by, ladies financial rights will drop off the radar.

I want to share something interesting about what I read today. It’s about the US president who didn't disclose to his companions and adversaries why there was no essential leave plan or why the NATO partners that remained by his powers were not educated. Along with this, Biden is confronting a rush of homegrown and worldwide analysis over the manner by which the tactical withdrawal was executed. He decided to overlook this in his comments and, all things being equal, messed with some old animosity by declining to take any inquiries from correspondents.  Looking at it, Biden is confronting a rush of homegrown and worldwide analysis over the manner by which the tactical withdrawal was executed. He decided to overlook this in his comments and, all things being equal, messed with some old animosity by declining to take any inquiries from correspondents. Here’s the question: The US is no more? Don't worry about it. With the assistance and participation of the Pakistan government, Ch...

Monday, 26 October 2020. US President Donald Trump on Monday pledged "major sanctions" against Turkey in reference to Russia's test of the S-400 fighter jet, in its offensive in northern Syria against Kurdish fighters. The long-running conflict between the two countries has exacerbated the political situation in the region, The Turkish military is directly involved in the crisis in the region, es pecially its military support to Azerbaijan. "Do people really think we should go to war with Turkey, a NATO member?" Trump said on his Twitter account. "The same people who got us into the Middle East mess are the people who most want to stay there,” Trump said. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has challenged the United States to impose sanctions on his country if he can, while also launching a second attack on French President Emmanuel Macron, who last week described him as mentally ill. Speaking a day after suggesting that Macron needed mental health...