Qatar Crisis Turns Hostile On Social Media

The diplomatic crisis surrounding Qatar and other Gulf countries has remained a peaceful one for now, but open warfare has been declared in the media — both traditional and social. Since Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and allies abruptly severed all ties with Qatar on June 5, the anger felt by ordinary citizens … Read more

Trump’s Personal Lawyer Subpoenaed In Russia Probe

President Donald Trump’s personal lawyer Michael Cohen will be subpoenaed to testify in the Russian political meddling investigation by the House Intelligence committee, the panel announced Wednesday. The committee said it had approved subpoenas for Cohen and for Trump’s former national security advisor Michael Flynn to appear before them and supply documents. While Flynn has … Read more

Lesotho Set For Elections As PM Loses Parliament Vote

Lesotho’s prime minister lost a no-confidence vote in parliament on Wednesday, deepening the political uncertainty in the mountain kingdom ahead of an election likely within three months. Prime Minister Pakalitha Mosisili, of the Democratic Congress (DC) party, has headed a coalition government since a snap election in 2015 that was called in an effort to … Read more