EU Commission Goes Legal Against German Mutiny
Germany is in trouble as European Commission has decided to take legal action against its own court’s ruling in May
Philippines face a shortage of vaccine supplies as
A delay in deliveries of COVID-19 vaccines to the Philippines has made some cities in the capital region close vaccination
King of Malaysia meets key politicians to discuss
A series of the meeting was started by Malaysian king several political leaders amid public discontent over the government’s handling
Conservative win in the German state election, Laschet
Armin Laschet, a german politician boosted his chances of succeeding Angela Merkel as German chancellor by securing a decisive victory
Lebanon is ‘days away from social explosion, PM
Speaking about the economic crisis in the country, caretaker Lebanese PM Hassan Diab announced that Lebanon is just a few
ASEAN envoys meet Myanmar’s General Min Aung Hlaing
On Friday, envoys of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations met with Myanmar’s junta chief Senior Gen. Min Aung Hlaing.
China and Philippine dispute over contested water
Over long dispute between Philippine and China over presence of Chinese ships in the contested waters is taking the centre
Australia Thinks Of Replacing France As Partner Over
As Australia is trying to ramp up its defense capabilities, it is looking for other avenues to substitute its French
Denmark, US accused of spying on European officials
Denmark’s secret service helped the NSA, US National Security Agency, in spying on EU leaders, including President Frank-Walter Steinmeier and
China keeps diplomats out of trial of Australian
The trial of an Australian-Chinese writer, Yang Hengjun will be beginning in Beijing court. Yang was charged with espionage by
