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The ongoing coronavirus pandemic is not an issue that is restricted to an area of a certain set of people. Each part of the world is affected by the virus attack though it might be less at some places and more in others but it does not change the fact that people are heavily impacted...

India and South Africa, last October, rightly sensed the future tragedy around Covid-19 vaccine supply and availability, thereby making a proposal at WTO to waive off vaccine patency. This would help more balanced distribution and availability of Covid vaccine in poorer and developing nations. Encouragingly over 100 countries supported the proposal, but the ‘club’ of...

New Zealand’s parliament, on Wednesday, accused the Chinese officials of severe human rights abuses against Uyghur Muslims in China’s Xinjiang region. In somewhat a hurried response, the Chinese embassy decried the move as an interference in its domestic affairs. China expressed “strong dissatisfaction and firm opposition” to the passed motion. As per a statement released...

As the Covid19 pandemic has redefined the way the world is  going to function in the future, so has it found a way into the minds of the richer nations to negotiate favorable political deals, in return of life saving vaccine. The less privileged nations are not producing their own vaccine. They are dependent on...

The European Union (EU) has blamed Russia for seeking confrontation after the latter sanctioned senior officials in Brussels and European Parliament’s president in a retaliatory move. In a joint statement released by Ursula von der Leyen, David Sassoli, and Charles Michel, the heads of the European Commission, parliament, and the council said Moscow’s action had...

US President Joe Biden said he was not seeking conflict with Russia or China as he put a renewed focus on his diplomatic in his first address to Congress. His speech focused on the selling of major investments at home and said that democracy will now be shown at work in its true spirit. “We´re...

Pakistan reported more than 4,000 coronavirus cases in a single day but as per the data given out by the National Command and Operation Centre (NCOC), the number of active cases in the country has fallen by seven percent. The data issued on Wednesday showed 4,113 cases and 119 deaths that were reported in a...

It has been approximately six months since the Tigray crisis began involving conflict between the Ethiopian government security forces and regional forces of TPLF (Tigray People’s Liberation Front). Ever since the friction began and escalated since early November last year, majority of rural areas in the Tigray region have remained cut off from electricity and...

United Arab Emirates (UAE) has proved to be the leading example of humanity and global co-operation during testing times of Coronavirus pandemic. Development Assistance Committee of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has underlined that UAE has maintained its lead in global assistance. The humanitarian efforts are in line with the legacy of...

Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said that the nation wants “good relations” with Iran, its arch-rival. During an interview with Al Arabiya TV the Prince hoped and that Iran would take Middle East towards opulence and success. Statements by Crown Prince came after recent reports that disclosed Iranian and Saudi officials to have...

Global human rights body, Human Rights Watch has accused Israel and its officials of committing acts of ultimate persecution and apartheid against Palestinians in the Israel controlled regions. The New York based human rights advocacy group released report on Tuesday in which it accused Israel of these actions. By this, the group has become the...

There seems to be a global interest building up in the success rate that the UAE has exhibited in running a massive vaccination drive across its varied population.   There have been reportedly exceptional procedures for UAE nationals in some European countries. Many European countries are also studying ways and means to allow tourists of...

Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga, on Monday, said he had never “put the Olympics first”, as the latest opinion poll shows that nearly 60 percent of the Japanese population want the Olympics called off.  This frenzy surges in less than three months before the Olympics are due to begin. Japan is currently in a struggle to...

A shadow government formed by the ousted Myanmar lawmakers claimed, on Wednesday, to have set up a “people’s defense force” in a bid to protect civilians. This step comes at a time when the police and military position deadly arms against anti-coup protesters. The country has, since the ousting of civilian leader Aung San Suu...

Amazon has added Pakistan to its list of approved countries that can directly sell their products on the world’s biggest e-commerce platform – a piece of news that was met with jubilation amongst Pakistani businesses and tech enthusiasts. Not being on the Amazon sellers’ list has harmed Pakistan’s e-commerce potential to a major scale. Pakistan’s...

The United States, Japan and South Korea on Wednesday pledged to closely cooperate to ensure complete denuclearization of North Korea. The development came as the foreign ministers of the three countries held a meeting in London. During the meeting, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi, and South Korean Foreign Minister...

As things are becoming more and more difficult between Australia and China, a sudden probe into a 99 year old lease of the Darwin Port to a Chinese firm, could spill more trouble between the nations. The Darwin Port is a part of the Landbridge Group, located in the Northern territory’s capital city of Darwin,...

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has said that an increasingly powerful China is posing a continuous challenge to the world order by acting “more aggressively” overseas and “more repressively” at home.  He said, in an interview with CBS News, that the US does not want or intend to bring China down but would definitely...