Trump’s social media app begins rollout
Former US President Donald Trump has launched his new social media platform, “Truth Social.” The platform rolled out on Monday,
Suriname Suffering From A Public Debt Crisis; World Bank And IMF Approves Loan Programme
Suriname – Suriname is facing a public debt crisis. For a long time, the economy of the country has been
Ecuador legislature stamps rules for abortion in cases of rape
On Thursday, Ecuadorian legislators approved regulations to allow women to access abortions in cases of rape. The approval came following
Chile’s constituent assembly begins debating motions for a new constitution
Chile – Chile’s constituent assembly has begun debating motions for a new constitution on Tuesday. The assembly has begun discussing
State of emergency announced in Northern part of Chile following a truckers death
Chile -In order to protest against the death of a trucker, the Chilean truckers were seen on the streets on
Crucial US-Canada bridge reopens after police clears protesters
The busiest and undeniably most crucial border crossing bridge between United States of America and Canada reopened late Sunday after
Mexican president shames reporter for writing about his son
On Friday, Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador revealed the salary of a prominent journalist, arguing that the masses had
The United States urges Canada to use federal powers to end the blockade by truckers
Canada -The United States (US) officials on Thursday urged Canada’s government to use its federal powers to end anti-mandate protests
Why America Is Finding It Tough To Stop Sale Of Synthetic Opioids?
Fentanyl is the new challenge facing the US and the culprits supplying them in huge quantity includes China and Mexico
Argentines protest against likely IMF deal
On Tuesday, thousands of Argentines took to the streets of Buenos Aires to protest against their government’s likely deal with
