US slaps sanctions on Cuba’s security chief over human rights abuses on protests
Cuba’s communist government had imposed severe crackdown on anti-government protests, threatening human rights of the protesters in the biggest demonstrations
Which countries impose vaccination against Covid?
The first category to which vaccination has been imposed, in many countries, are doctors and workers in hospitals, nursing, and
Pegasus project: Amnesty backs off, the list of 50,000 numbers does not exist
Amnesty International changed its allegations after they said they have a list of victims. Amnesty International has reportedly said that
States Provide For Opioid Crises Lawsuits To Be Settled For $26 Billion
States have finally stepped in to sort out thousands of opioid crises lawsuits hanging over the heads of pharma companies
Hungary’s Orban proposes referendum over controversial new LGBTQ law
Hungary’s new LGBTQ law that has gathered global criticism and has been condemned by the European Union for being homophobic,
Global geopolitical has many times cast an overshadow on the Olympics
Aside from domestic politics, global geopolitics has also consistently cast an over shadow on the Olympics. After Japan’s defeat in
No veil in Europe, EU Court approves ban in workplace
The Court of Justice of the European Union ruled on the right to wear the Islamic headscarf in the workplace,
Peru has next President: Teacher turned politician Pedro Castillo officiated as next president
Following longest electoral count in 40 years, Peru has its next President. Pedro Castillo, a teacher in rural Peru turned
Is Havana Syndrome Killing US Citizens?
It started in 2016 and has now emerged as a dangerous health hazard- the Havana Syndrome. Recent reports claim that
South Korean President cancels trip to Japan Olympics over lewd remarks by diplomat
On Monday, South Korean President Moon Jae-in office said he would not visit Tokyo for the Olympics, dashing expectations that
