Could Japan-Vietnam arms deal be a direct hit at Beijing’s militarisation of South China Sea
On Tuesday, Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga said that he would be visiting Vietnam and Indonesia in the coming week.
COVID-19: calls for total closure in the UK
On Tuesday, requests have been made to the British Government to impose a complete new shutdown to contain the coronavirus
EU agrees to impose sanctions on Belarus’ Lukashenko
The European Union on Monday agreed to imposed sanctions on Belarus President Aleksandr G. Lukashenko and other government officials over
Lebanon: Saad Hariri’s chances of becoming the next PM are high
Having resigned from the post of Prime Minister of Lebanon, almost a year back due to protests, Saad Hariri is
Israel, Jordan sign deal to allow flights to use each other’s airspace
Jordan and Israel on Thursday signed a historic agreement allowing their commercial flights to pass through each other’s airspaces. As
UK steps forward to meet Ukrainian arms requirement to address its security concerns w.r.t Belarus and Russia
On Thursday, UK prime minister Boris Johnson met Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Downing Street for the signing of UK-Ukraine
Colombian police accused of violence, torture and shooting against civilians
After the protests of September 9 and the following days, in which 14 people lost their lives, numerous videos have
Japan hopes to find an alternative to Aegis Ashore missile-defense system by the end of 2020
On Wednesday, Defense Minister Nobuo Kishi talked via telephone with the US Defense Minister Mark Esper, consenting to work on
UK: Johnson’s keynote speech was full of assurance but lacked concrete plan to lead through crisis
UK prime minister Boris Johnson in his virtual keynote speech delivered on Tuesday, at the Conversation party conference sold his
In the United States minority voting is an obstacle course
On 22 September in the United States, thousands of volunteers took to the streets for National Voter Registration Day, an
