Merkel in White House: the two leaders vow to stand strong against Russia’s aggression
As the German Chancellor Angela Merkel prepares to step down as the leader of the European country, she was greeted
Who is really behind the crisis in Haiti?
Protests broke out, on Wednesday, in Haiti’s capital as gasoline shortages added to the country’s woes – which has been
Poland Rebels Against ECJ Temporary Injunction
A top Polish court has gone one step further to undermine the power of the EU laws in the country.
US-China Cold War triggers divergent regional response
The US-China rivalry has resulted in multidimensional paradigm shifts in international relations. The ongoing tussle between the two major powers
To protect minors online, Parliament approves EU mass surveillance on chat and mails
Few publications have talked about it so far. Therefore, away from the media spotlight, the European Parliament last July 6th,
Delta variant aggressively spreading its tentacles in US amid vaccine rift
Delta variant is aggressively spreading across the globe and hitting strong economies that have fared better at vaccinating their population.
US denies China’s unlawful maritime claims
The United States has denied China’s “unlawful” maritime claims in the South China Sea and has reiterated its stand with
Japan PM Suga’s Cabinet at a record low in nationwide survey over many issues
Two public surveys were carried out in Tokyo from last Friday to Sunday, one by national telecaster NHK and the
Climate emergency in the United States between fires and hurricanes
Acres of land burn in the western United States where an extreme heatwave has brought record temperatures. Entire communities have
EU agrees to launch infrastructure plan to counter BRI
European Union foreign ministers, on Monday, agreed to launch a global infrastructure plan to connect Europe to the world. This
