Last Friday, French Minister of the Armed Forces Sébastien Lecornu stated that two automotive and defence companies based in France would be producing drones on Ukrainian territory.

Tensions in the Middle East, the war between Russia and Ukraine, and the confrontation between India and Pakistan are all conflicts that cause global concern, as several countries have raised the threat of nuclear weapons. Russia and the United States together possess around 90% of the world's nuclear arms.

On Monday 9 June, the American president expressed his satisfaction: deploying National Guard troops in Los Angeles was, in his view, was an “excellent decision.”

At the start of June, Ukraine dealt a heavy blow to the Russians, especially their air force.

The United States' relations with Iran return time and again to the forefront. Diplomatic tensions between Tehran and Washington remain high, especially due to disagreements over a possible new nuclear deal.

What was supposed to last only a few days has turned into a fierce war. The Kremlin’s “special operation” has, in over three years of conflict, caused extensive damage.

War damages as much as it enriches, as history continues to prove today.

Between Serbia secretly supplying weapons to the Ukrainians, Putin’s covert nuclear facilities being exposed, and Ukraine successfully carrying out a major operation, Russia finds itself in a dire situation this week.

In modern conflicts, more and more gadgets are being transformed into destructive weapons.

Comprising Soviet missiles from the Cold War era (hence the nickname) and an American ‘Humvee’ transport vehicle, this new weapon is described by the Ukrainian armed forces themselves as ‘a powerful tool against Shahed or Orlan drones’.

Royal families argue too. Long before the conflict broke out between Prince William and his brother Harry, other disagreements were already raging between King Charles III and his younger brother, Edward.

As Canada’s new Prime Minister expresses a desire for independence, the population is following suit and some Canadians are even snubbing the United States by cancelling school trips.