Eid at the time of COVID-19
The pandemic is set to cast a heavy shadow on the holy festival of Eid al-Adha, usually celebrated with great
Turkey no longer a safe haven for Uighurs
Multiple accounts from Uighur refugees living in Turkey suggest that the government is arresting and even deporting them on the
Japan continues to experience a surge in Covid-19
Tokyo experiencing a rise in COVID-19 cases this weekend, with record-high 366 infected in the city, and the total number
Rohingya in Malaysia saved from caning
A High Court in Malaysia overturned a lower court judgement to cane 27 Rohingya refugees for arriving without valid permits.
UK didn’t do enough to ascertain Russian interference
The long-delayed parliamentary committee report, which examined the possibility of Russian influence in British politics, said the government didn’t care
European Council conclusions, “We did it. Europe is
“We did it. Europe is strong. Europe is united”, European Council President Charles Michel said commenting the conclusions of the
Australia’s PM Scott Morrison going to launch an
As per a report in South China Morning Post, Australia will launch an investigation on TikTok and WeChat applications built
Iran stares at fresh anti-government protests over economy
Iran stays executions of three men who allegedly participated in last year’s massive protests, even as it attempts to curb
Egypt sees a #MeToo wave because of one
Hundreds of complaints of sexual harassment have surfaced in the past weeks against one man, leading to renewed conversations around
UK’s Magnitsky Law doesn’t really do much to
Alexander Bastrykin, known as Russian President Vladimir Putin’s enforcer. All the major criminal cases in Russia like Pussy Riot and
