Russia, China are challenging the world order: US
These are some of the headlines we are tracking for you in this edition of On the News Line:
1. US CALLS RUSSIA, CHINA 'THREAT' TO WORLD ORDER
US Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter has said that Russia and China challenge the world order. He said, "Although the US military does not seek” a new Cold War, it is determined to oppose the rising global powers – Russia and China – in order to protect the US-dominated “international order.”
2. MYANMAR’S ELECTIONS: NOT FREE AND FAIR
It has been hailed as a free and fair election not seen in decades in Myanmar. But the military-run government barred all Muslims, like the Rohingyas from voting. Suu Kyi’s win will serve the interest not only of the Myanmarese, but also of the US, who wants to use Mayanmar as a military base against China.
3. CATALONIA’S INDEPENDENCE
Catalonian officials and parliament have voted for a constitutional change to pave the way for independence of Catalonia. This threatens the European integration and unity, since there are over 20 regions in Europe seeking secession.
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