New Zealand government bans LGBT+ conversion practices
New Zealand has announced a legislative ban on conversion practices, saying it is damaging and has “no spot in modern
North and South Korea restore clogged cross-border hotline
North and South Korea have restored cross-border communications, a move that the two countries said was the element of an
UK says it will permanently station two warships
The United Kingdom on Tuesday announced that it would permanently station two Royal Navy warships in the Indo-Pacific as part
Australia’s PM again calls for probe into origin
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has once again called for a transparent investigation into the origin of the covid-19 pandemic.
New Zealand: Farmers protest against government’s environment regulations
Thousands of farmers in New Zealand carried out protests across several parts of the country on Friday against sweeping environmental
China blames the EU for placing unacceptable preconditions
China has blamed the European Union (EU) for forcing unacceptable pre-conditions on visiting the Xinjiang province. The Chinese mission to
China’s ‘Wolf Warrior’ diplomatic makeover backfires
Under criticism in recent years over issues varying from human rights violations to rebuke over the coronavirus pandemic, Beijing had
US is the greatest creator of risks in
China has condemned the United States move of sailing its warship through the Taiwan strait and has termed it as
Military junta in Myanmar rejects UN chief’s allegations
Ahead of the trial of Suu Kyi, state counselor of Myanmar, the military junta has gone on record to refute
US to aid Taiwan in its fight against
The United States has announced to donate 750,000 Covid-19 vaccine doses to Taiwan as the latter is in dire need
