Global Pulse

The United States has been fighting an endless war in Afghanistan, with not foreseeable conclusion to the conflict. The Thai junta is doing its best to cling to power in the country, and the Czech Republic is only the latest country to embark on right-wing journey in Europe. 

Meanwhile, Aung San Suu Kyi could still help the persecuted Rohingyas.

While the Czech Republic prepares for its election Friday, Liberia just swore in their new president, a former football player.

The Iranian regime acknowledging the protesters' demands is "new and significant because it signals a willingness to open up in order to stay in power."

Meanwhile, hyperinflation in Venezuela has worsened, leaving the economy crippled.

Germany has long striven to be the land where the thin line between free speech and hate speech remains clear, but this line is now increasingly blurred.

Egypt has executed civilians on Dec. 26, Jan. 9, and Jan. 2— all Tuesdays.

Meanwhile, the Prime Minister of Ethiopia shocked his country by promising optimistic reforms only to retract them as a "mistranslation".

What does a narcissist - as Donald Trump is often described - need to get their narcissism going? Attention, perhaps?

Kim Jong Un and Moon Jae-in have the political acumen to succeed in clearing the Korean impasse—whether they succeed remains to be seen.