Monday, October 24, 2022

Rishi Sunak, The New UK Prime Minister and some of the other Premiers of non-English Descent in the History of the United Kingdom

 Rishi Sunak, born in Southampton, England to parents of Punjabi Indian descent who had migrated to Britain from East Africa in the 1960s, was announced today as the new Leader of Britain’s Conservative Party. He would become the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom on October 24, 2022. His rise to the top political post in the United Kingdom was following a chaotic Conservative Party leadership race, where he prevailed after the withdrawal of former prime minister Boris Johnson. Thus, he replaces Elizabeth Truss, the outgoing prime minister with the shortest reign in British history(44 days), making him the third minister in two months of political distress and economic turmoil in the country which faces the risk of global war as fears grow of an escalation in the wars in Ukraine involving direct NATO involvement on the side of Ukraine against Russia and Russian allied forces.

Rishi Sunak thus becomes the first UK Prime Minister of Asian/Indian/Hindu/Punjabi descent, as well as of African heritage(his father was born and raised in the British  Protectorate/Colony of Kenya (which gained its independence as Kenya on 12 December 1963), while his mother was born in Tanganyika (a part of the former German colony of German East Africa until 1916, before it became a British Mandatory Territory, and then a British Trust Territory in 1945 until it gained its dependence on December 09, 1961, and then united with the former British protectorate of Zanzibar on April 24,  1964, to form Tanzania).

 

The new man at the top of UK politics has promised “stability and unity.”

 

 

Other UK prime ministers of non-English descent  are:

Name

 

Descent

Archibald Primrose, 5th Earl of Rosebery

Scottish

Benjamin Disraeli

Jewish

Bonar Law

Canadian

David Lloyd George

Welsh

George Hamilton-Gordon, 4th Earl of Aberdeen

Scottish

Gordon Brown

Scottish

Harold Macmillan

Scottish

Henry Campbell-Bannerman

Scottish

Callaghan

Irish

John Stuart, 3rd Earl of Bute

Scottish

Ramsay MacDonald

Scottish

Tony Blair

Scottish

  

Janvier T. Chando, author of   ICONS AND VILLAINS: Recent Political Assassinations That Transformed Countries, Regions and the World


Ukraine: The Tug-of-war between Russia and the West

 

 



Monday, June 20, 2022

Number of Foreign Fighters ( Mercenaries) fighting for Ukraine in The Donbas/Ukraine War (According to the Russian Ministry of Defence)

 


Figure of Foreign Fighters in Ukraine

 

 

Arrived from 02/24/2022

 Destroyed

 Abandoned the Fight

 Still Fighting

 Poland

 1831

 178

272 

 1181

 Canada

 601

 162

 169

 270

 USA

 530

 214

 227

 89

 Britain

 422

 101

 95

 226

 Georgia

 335

 120

 90

 145

 Croatia

 204

 74

 51

 79

 Syria

 200

 80

 66

 54

 Belarus

 197

 69

 59

 69

 France

 183

 59

 45

 79

 Bosnia Hezegovinia

 167

 51

 46

 70

 Total

 6956

 1956

 1779

 3221

 

Culled by Janvier T. Chando, author of “ Ukraine: The Tug-of-war between Russia and the West https://amazon.com/dp/B0B2T4XWWD/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_YWGHMQF2P1RE0PPJXH0…


Ukraine: The Tug-of-war between Russia and the West

Thursday, March 3, 2022

Countries Refugees from Ukraine Go to, and the Numbers

Updated on March 03, 2022



More than 2 million refugees have fled Ukraine in the past week. Here is where they went to:




 

Countries Welcoming Refugees from Ukraine

 

Number of Refugees

Belarus

 

4,000

Hungary

 

318,000

Moldova

 

368,000

Poland

 

2,114,,000

Romania

 

543,000

Russia

 

3 Million from 

from Donbas over the past eight years

 and 252,000 from rest of Ukraine over the recent  weeks

Slovakia

 

254,000

Other European Countries

 

More than half a million




Janvier Tchouteu, author of “FALLEN HEROES: African Leaders Whose Assassinations Disarrayed the Continent and Benefitted Foreign Interests”