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Today, the geopolitical and media battle between the United Kingdom and China adds another chapter to a book that is now constantly updated because London would have decided to cut Beijing out of some nuclear energy projects on British soil. The story resembles that of Huawei for 5G, which last year recorded another sensational turnaround...

As the countries across world are pledging to protect climate and work towards containing the climate change, there are few whose energy policies are actually working antagonist to this global pledge. Four of the leading G20 nations – China, Brazil, Russia and Australia – have got their energy policies that according to scientists can lead...

Xi Jinping‘s semi-secret trip to Tibet – the first of a Chinese president in thirty-one years – began on Wednesday. Still, only yesterday did the official Xinhua news agency released the news. The New Helmsman declaration seems to seal the normality of an autonomous province that continues to dream of independence in the enclosure of...

The first category to which vaccination has been imposed, in many countries, are doctors and workers in hospitals, nursing, and retirement homes. In France, for example, they are obliged. In Australia, the obligation applies only to those who work in contact with the elderly, in retirement homes, and so in Greece, where, however, all health...

Amnesty International changed its allegations after they said they have a list of victims. Amnesty International has reportedly said that they have never claimed the list of phone numbers released recently were explicitly targeted by Israeli company NSO. Instead, the human rights organization stressed that the list released only suggests that they are the kind...

Aside from domestic politics, global geopolitics has also consistently cast an over shadow on the Olympics. After Japan’s defeat in World War II, for the first time, Japan had hosted the Olympic Games in 1964, announcing its return to the world stage. This time Japan takes the Games back to Asia 13 years after China...

Najib Mikati is a billionaire businessman who was appointed as the new Prime Minister for Lebanon. His resignation came after the binding parliamentary consultations with President Michel Aoun. Mikati has run after receiving 72 votes, along with former ambassador Nawaf Salam receiving just one vote. Forty-two MPs voted blank, and three MPs did not vote...

A roadside bomb attack targeted a Baghdad suburb, ended in killing 30 people and wounding dozens of others who were in the market. The attack took place last night in the Wahailat market in Sadr City. People were alerted and filled with fear as they heard a powerful explosion. The blast happened a day before...

President of Egypt Abdel Fattah El Sisi called an agreement with Ethiopia to start the operation of its dam on the Nile. Alongside he assured that the Egyptians will not allow their country’s share of the river’s water to be affected. The President said that harming Egypt’s national security is a red line that cannot...

The United Arab Emirates is at the forefront when it comes to opportunities for women, gender equality, equal pay, development, and technologies. It has created a niche for itself which speaks of advancement and milestones that the young country has achieved. Recently data was issued by 3 of the major international references specialized in competitiveness...

A Jordanian court on Monday sentenced two former officials to 15 years in jail over a palace coup attempt that sparked a crisis in a kingdom seen as a regional oasis of stability. Bassem Awadallah, who is a former royal court chief and Sharif Hassan bin Zaid, who is an ex-envoy to Saudi Arabia, had...

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on Sunday issued a decree announcing a 50 percent salary hike for thousands of civil servants and military members as the country is facing a major economic and financial crisis and inflation on essential goods. Ahead of Assad’s decision, the Syrian government had increased the prices of bread and diesel fuel...

Australia’s most prominent cities like Sydney and Melbourne state leaders have imposed lockdowns due to a surge in coronavirus cases.  Australian PM is confronting criticism for handling covid’s delta variant surge in several states in Australia, due to which a significant part of the nation’s populace is currently living under stay-at-home measures.  Morrison’s ruling government...

North and South Korea have restored cross-border communications, a move that the two countries said was the element of an effort to rebuild trust. The progress came after a year since the hotline was cut off. The decision was laid forth in statements by KCNA – the North’s state media agency – and South Korea’s...

Ahead of the elections, current Prime Minister of Japan, Yoshihide Suga isn’t feeling very confident of getting any support. Apparently, his decision to stage the Olympics in Japan has been so badly dampened by the Covid-19 situation that his re-election dream looks a distant possibility. Cases of infection Olympics organisers reported 16 new Games-related COVID-19...

Canadian officials, on the ground in Afghanistan, are working to identify a new “path to protection” for the eligible Afghans – those who supported Canadian troops during the war. “Canada is here to assist those who supported us,” said Immigration Minister Marco Mendicino in a press conference on Friday. He added that “several thousand” people...

The United Kingdom on Tuesday announced that it would permanently station two Royal Navy warships in the Indo-Pacific as part of its endeavours to enhance regional security ties with Japan amid increasing tensions with China. During his recent two-day visit to Tokyo, Britain’s Defence Minister Ben Wallace issued a joint announcement with his Japanese counterpart,...

On Monday, South Korean President Moon Jae-in office said he would not visit Tokyo for the Olympics, dashing expectations that the two nations could improve stressed ties if their chiefs held their first bilateral meeting on the sideline of the Olympics. The cancellation announcement came amid a row in South Korea over lewd comments by...