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Uighur rally, Hong Kong
World Politics
January 2, 2020 | Stuart Heaver
Tags: China, Hong Kong, Uighur Muslims

China’s Repression of Hong Kong and the Uighur Muslims: Two Becomes One?

Reading Time: 5 minutes Fear is growing among Hong Kong’s protesters that China’s totalitarian crackdown in the western province of Xinjiang is a dark warning of things to come.

Jerry Nadler, Doug Collins
World Politics
December 14, 2019 | WhoWhatWhy Reporters
Tags: 2020 Election, Donald Trump, impeachment

Trump, Impeachment and the 2020 Election — What the World Thinks

Reading Time: 3 minutes As the process to impeach President Donald Trump accelerated, WhoWhatWhy surveys global opinion.

Donald Trump, King Salman, Barack Obama, George W Bush, King Abdullah, Bill Clinton
World Politics
December 12, 2019 | WhoWhatWhy Staff
Tags: 9/11, covidmissed, Pensacola, Saudi Arabia

Why Saudis Keep Getting Away With Murder

Reading Time: 5 minutes Saudi Arabia and its links to terrorism are worth keeping an eye on… but hardly anybody is doing that. After the latest terrorist attack involving a Saudi citizen, it should be clear to everyone that the country’s leadership deserves a much closer look. WhoWhatWhy is way ahead of the curve.

Naval Air Station Pensacola
Our Investigations, World Politics
December 8, 2019 | WhoWhatWhy Staff
Tags: 9/11, Saudi Arabia, shootings

Saudi Military Base Shooter and the Unexplained 9/11 Connection

Reading Time: 22 minutes Why are the authorities not looking into ties between violence committed by Saudis on US soil and the Saudi royal family?

Justin Trudeau, Donald J. Trump
Politics, World Politics
December 7, 2019 | WhoWhatWhy Staff
Tags: Donald Trump, impeachment, London, NATO

How the World Views Trump, Impeachment, and the 2020 Election

Reading Time: 4 minutes WhoWhatWhy assesses the global opinion of the president. Is Donald Trump loved or loathed? Is he a laughingstock or respected as a strong leader?

Hong Kong, anti-mask law, protest
Politics, World Politics
November 13, 2019 | Stuart Heaver
Tags: Beijing, Hong Kong, protests

Chaos in Hong Kong: Election Candidates Stabbed and Beaten

Reading Time: 4 minutes Democracy is a dangerous pursuit these days in Hong Kong — candidates and activists in crucial elections have been violently attacked.

Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi
Politics, World Politics
October 27, 2019 | WWW Staff
Tags: Baghdadi, ISIS, Syria, Turkey

Does Location of ISIS Leader’s Death Hint at Turkish Help?

Reading Time: 2 minutes Suspicions of Turkish help for ISIS deepen after US raid targets leader in part of Syria held by Turkish-backed rebels.

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, Idlib
Politics, World, World Politics, World Politics
October 26, 2019 | WhoWhatWhy Staff

US Exit Marks Syria Endgame

Reading Time: 4 minutes While the Syrian regime, Russia and Turkey have emerged as the biggest winners of the US exit from Syria, hidden understandings and ambiguities of the ceasefire deal bode more bloodshed.

Turkish army, Kurds, Syria
Politics, World Politics
October 12, 2019 | WhoWhatWhy Staff
Tags: Syria, Trump, Turkey

Erdogan Risks Syria Becoming Turkey’s ‘Vietnam’

Reading Time: 4 minutes Getting into northeastern Syria is easier than staying there. Turkey is about to find out — and the ultimate winners are likely to be ISIS and the Assad regime

Borei-class nuclear-powered submarine K-535
Politics, World Politics
September 12, 2019 | Victor Kotsev
Tags: accident, nuclear missile, Russia

Next in the Nuclear Arms Race: A Flying Plutonium Reactor

Reading Time: 3 minutes A deadly explosion in Russia provided a glimpse of a future in which tiny plutonium reactors could propel unstoppable nuclear bombs.

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