Jacinda Ardern apologizes for “racist” dawn raids in
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern presented an official apology for the anti-migrant raids that were carried out in the
Bangladesh floods: At least six Rohingya refugees killed
Heavy monsoon rains led to flash floods and landslides in refugee camps, displacing thousands of Rohingya Muslims, this week, in
Chinese officials and Taliban meet as US exits
China’s foreign minister met a Taliban delegation, on Wednesday, signalling warming ties as the US-led foreign forces are withdrawing from
Situation gets tougher for PM Morrison as Covid-19
Australia’s most prominent cities like Sydney and Melbourne state leaders have imposed lockdowns due to a surge in coronavirus cases.
Suga Might Not Get Support For Next Japanese
Ahead of the elections, current Prime Minister of Japan, Yoshihide Suga isn’t feeling very confident of getting any support. Apparently,
Canada to rescue Afghan interpreters amid ‘critical’ situation
Canadian officials, on the ground in Afghanistan, are working to identify a new “path to protection” for the eligible Afghans
New Zealand Uses Hard Line Suspends Travel Bubble
Sydney has declared an emergency due to ongoing Covid-19 outbreak while the government has now extended a ban on the
US slaps sanctions on Cuba’s security chief over
Cuba’s communist government had imposed severe crackdown on anti-government protests, threatening human rights of the protesters in the biggest demonstrations
Peru has next President: Teacher turned politician Pedro
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
