Peru’s Castillo sacks PM, announces to reshuffle Cabinet
Peru’s President Pedro Castillo has sacked his Prime Minister, Hector Valer Pinto, just days after appointing him. The latter has
Canada PM Justin Trudeau Rules Out ‘Military Response’ Against Anti-Mandate Protestors
The Canadian government will not use troops against truckers who are protesting against Covid-19 vaccine mandates in central Ottawa. Thousands
US orders 2000 troops to be stationed for a possible Russian attack on Ukraine
Sticking to its commitment of controlling or stopping Russia’s invasion plan on Ukraine, the United States ordered 2,000 U.S.-based troops
Republics Might Derail US China Competition Bill 2022
After the Senate passed a version of a bill that could change the way America does business in June last
Increasing surveillance in Myanmar threat to privacy as well as
It has been a year since Myanmar was taken over by military power and the country has been continuously witnessing
Peru’s prime minister resigns in latest blow to the government
Peru -On Monday, Peru’s prime minister Mirtha Vásquez announced her resignation after less than four months of taking the job.
Covid-19 threat: Canada sees the protest against Covid-19 measures
Canada -Thousands of people gathered in Canada on Saturday to protest vaccine mandates, masks, and lockdowns. Many people protested in
Argentina, IMF ink $44.5 billion standby agreement
Argentina and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have inked a $44.5 billion standby agreement. Under the deal, Argentina would target
The United States bans telecom giant China Unicom espionage concerns
China -The United States bans telecom giant China Unicom over national security and spying concerns. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
Honduras: Legislative crisis threatens Castro’s government
Rival groups of Honduras’ newly-elected Congress had duelling first sessions as a split in Xiomara Castro’s party worsened. On the
