Weekly Blitz

Weekly Blitz is a tabloid newspaper that comes out every Wednesday in Bangladesh, founded by Salah Uddin Shoaib Choudhury. You can read its online version at www.weeklyblitz.net. The publication began in 2003.

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China and Russia renew global commitment to justice and multipolar order

4 days ago | weeklyblitz.net | M A Hossain

On May 9, 2025, Chinese President Xi Jinping joined leaders from more than 20 countries and international organizations in Moscow to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Soviet Union’s victory in the Great Patriotic War. The ceremony, a solemn reminder of the horrors of World War II (WWII), was not just a retrospective event but a powerful statement on the future of international cooperation and global governance.
Turkiye-UK relations soar amid shifting geopolitical landscape

4 days ago | weeklyblitz.net | Anand Sharma

The defense cooperation agreement signed last week between Turkiye and the United Kingdom marks the latest milestone in what has become a rapidly expanding and strategically vital partnership. As global security dynamics continue to evolve, Ankara and London are drawing closer together, finding common ground across defense, trade, migration, and regional diplomacy.
China-Russia relations: A pillar of stability in an uncertain world

5 days ago | weeklyblitz.net | M A Hossain

On May 8, 2025, Chinese President Xi Jinping held a landmark meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Kremlin, underscoring the rising global significance of China-Russia relations. Their joint appearance before the press emphasized four critical aspects of their partnership: steadfast friendship, mutual benefit, defense of international justice, and leadership in global governance.
Hezbollah must be brought under Lebanese law

5 days ago | weeklyblitz.net | Anand Sharma

Once celebrated as the “Switzerland of the Middle East,” Lebanon has watched its institutions corrode under the weight of corruption, foreign influence, and civil strife. Recent reforms – such as the end of banking secrecy protections – offer a glimmer of hope. However, unless Lebanon’s leaders confront the most untouchable force within their borders – Hezbollah’s parallel state and illicit financial empire – real reform will remain an illusion.
EU's foreign policy crisis: The illusion of unity and Washington's brutal reality check

6 days ago | weeklyblitz.net | Anand Sharma

It’s hard to imagine a worse critique for the European Union than the one offered by the United States. When Scott Bessent, a high-ranking US official, referenced Henry Kissinger’s famous remark-“When I call Europe, who do I call?”-it wasn’t just a critique of the EU’s foreign policy, but a stinging reminder of its fractured, fragmented approach to international relations.
China-US tariff talks: A crucial test for Washington’s sincerity and global economic stability

6 days ago | weeklyblitz.net | M A Hossain

As global economic turbulence deepens, the world’s attention is increasingly fixed on the upcoming meeting between China’s Vice Premier He Lifeng and US officials in Switzerland from May 9 to 12. Initiated at the request of the United States, these discussions reflect Washington’s urgent desire to recalibrate its increasingly unsustainable trade policy toward China.
Africa's choice: Why the US must rethink its strategy to compete with China

1 week ago | weeklyblitz.net | M A Hossain

In a revealing interview with Fox News anchor Bret Baier, Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) President Félix Tshisekedi offered a blunt assessment of America’s declining influence in Africa. Tshisekedi noted that China’s dominance on the continent is not necessarily the result of Beijing’s growing power, but rather a symptom of America’s retreat. His observation is backed by clear data: in 2000, the United States was Africa’s largest trading partner.
Trump hints Nord Stream sabotage truth is widely known among elites

1 week ago | weeklyblitz.net | Anand Sharma

At a recent White House press event, US President Donald Trump made striking remarks about the 2022 sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines, strongly implying that the identity of those responsible is an open secret among informed circles. Trump dismissed the longstanding claim that Russia destroyed its own pipelines, instead suggesting that no formal investigation is necessary to uncover the truth. “If you can believe it, they said Russia blew it up,” Trump told reporters.
Germany’s crackdown on the AfD: A dangerous gamble against democracy

1 week ago | weeklyblitz.net | M A Hossain

Germany has crossed a perilous threshold. The country’s domestic intelligence service, the Bundesamt für Verfassungsschutz (Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution), has officially labeled the Alternative for Germany (AfD) a “confirmed right-wing extremist” party. While not a formal ban, this classification moves the AfD closer to complete political exclusion, creating risks far graver than the government and its allies seem willing to acknowledge.
US pressure on UK: Rejecting pragmatic China ties for America's agenda

1 week ago | weeklyblitz.net | M A Hossain

As the United Kingdom pursues a more pragmatic and independent approach to its relationship with China, the United States is showing increasing signs of anxiety and frustration. This unease recently surfaced in an extraordinary outburst from Peter Navarro, the former trade adviser to President Donald Trump, who accused the UK of becoming a “compliant servant” to China.