No clear winners in the US presidential campaign
Barely ten weeks away from election day, opinion polls are divided on which way the American electorate will vote in
Hamas calls an end to days of violence
The ceasefire between Hamas and Israel was announced following negotiations to “end aggression” and a slew of other concessions for
Under the cover of COVID, Maduro reasserts his
The Venezuelan President has been accused of consolidating his power over the embattled country during the coronavirus crisis by doubling
No reforms yet, Lebanon still in political limbo
More than two weeks after the entire government resigned, no one is in-charge to get started on the urgent reforms
Will poorer countries be left behind in the
Countries that can afford it are already placing pre-orders for millions of doses of the various vaccines under development. But
Protests erupt in Sudan over slow progress in
Demonstrations have returned to the streets of Khartoum a year after a power-sharing agreement was signed. A year after an
Tensions across US-Canada border over coronavirus
The Canadian-US border has been closed to all non-essential travel since March 21, and with the pandemic continuing to sweep
Protests continue in Belarus over ‘rigged’ elections
Even as the key opposition candidate disappeared into the neighbouring country, detractors of long-time president continued to protest the biased
Long time president in Belarus faces election of
The president has been in power since 1994 but he is being challenged by an unlikely candidate in the upcoming
Sanctions against autocratic EU governments on the cards
Access to EU recovery funds should be subject to adherence to democratic principles, according to France.In the face of corruption
