Myanmar anti-coup protests grow stronger as public defy
Myanmar anti-coup protests continue for 4th consecutive day even as military warns of action Myanmar’s junta on Monday declared curfew
Joe Biden and Moon Jae-in pledged to boost
On Thursday, South Korea’s Moon Jae-in and the US President Joe Biden on a telephone call discussed strengthening the United
Brazil health minister quits as Corona cases continue
The resignation of Brazilian health minister yesterday has again raised questions about the Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro’s handling of the
Tension brewing between India, Nepal over road construction
There is growing discomfort between India and Nepal over road construction in a small patch of land. The Indian ambassador
Can US polls be delayed? White House advisor
The US Presidential elections slated to be held in November this year is one of the most anticipated events. But
Not all Japanese companies are exiting China
Many countries, including Japan, South Korea, and the US, had expressed concern over China’s role in the spread of the
Brexit Talks – Crucial UK-EU talks begin ahead
As the EU and the UK begin to disentangle the Brexit process, talks between representatives of both sides began their
Venezuela: Failed coup allows President Maduro to consolidate
The Venezuelan law enforcement officials have arrested three mercenaries and seized three Colombian boats recently. The arrests were made following
Lockdown, internal conflict cause double blow to Afghanistan’s
COVID-19 pandemic lockdown is gravely damaging economies across the globe. More so for countries like Afghanistan, which has been embroiled
Covid Pandemic: Top Five trends which hint at
The Covid -19 pandemic has brought in unprecedented seismic changes in global and national politics, the economies, social behavior, and
