Covid-19, Europe buys more 500million doses of Moderna and Pfizer vaccines
Another 150 million doses for 2021 and an option for as many in 2022. The President of the European Commission,
The US agrees to keep Japan’s host-nation support budget to $1.9 billion
On Wednesday, Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi announced that Tokyo and Washington have agreed to keep Japan’s expenses attributed towards
N Korea tries to break into Pfizer to get Covid-19 vaccine data, the second time in months
On Tuesday, the South Korean intelligence agency reported about the recent attempt by North Korean cyber forces to hack into US
“We have seen nothing like this,” an extraordinary cold wave already caused 20 victims in the US
A wave of very violent frost accompanied by violent rain hit the United States with serious consequences. It is one
Climate crisis: from being a climate frontrunner to going big on coal, how Mexico changed its stance
Once a leader in climate change policies and presenting its own climate action plan way before Paris Agreement was formulated,
At the seabed of our oceans, there is twice as much plastic floating on the surface
Who knows if the deep blue will remain only a suggestion of fairy tales, animated films, and writers’ imagination. Unfortunately,
France pressed the EU to adopt stricter digital law to tap big tech giants
France has been strongly advocating EU for the implementation of stronger digital regulations in order to make big tech giant
What will a $300 child benefit in the US equalize to?
The United States in Biden’s presidency is planning something that has never been done in America – providing child benefit of
Canada Spearheads Fair Representation Of Foreign Nationals Abroad
Canada is going all out to protect the interest of foreign nationals. In a recent ruling, it along with another
Ebola virus in Guinea presents an ‘epidemic’ situation
After seven confirmed cases, including three deaths, the West African country Guinea has potentially entered the “epidemic situation”. Sakoba Keita,
