UN head warns against fossil fuel firms who have “humanity by the throat”
In a raw and blistering attack on the fossil fuel industry and its backers and financers, the UN secretary general
French parliamentary elections: Crushing defeat for Macron as he loses majority
Just about two months after Emmanuel Macron was re-elected as the president of France, he has lost his majority in
Julian Assange extradition receives green light from UK
On Friday, the United Kingdom government has ordered for the extradition of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to the United States
Russian spy’s attempt to infiltrate ICC thwarted by Dutch agency
A Russian man, using the name Viktor Muller Ferreira and pretending to be Brazilian was refused entry when he arrived
EU shows “confidence” in Ukraine to join the bloc
The European Commission has said that Ukraine must be given candidate status for joining the EU. This is an evident
UK’s deportation flight to Rwanda cancelled post ECHR intervention
United Kingdom has canceled a flight that was scheduled for late Tuesday to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda. The decision
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine to drive away over 15,000 millionaires from the country
According to a recently conducted analysis of migration data, more than 15,000 millionaires are expected to drive away from Russia
UK judge gives green light to first deportation flight to Rwanda
The United Kingdom’s highly controversial plan of deporting asylum-seekers and sending them to Rwanda, as early as next week, received
“Show trial” in Russia occupied Ukraine: 2 Britons and 1 Moroccan citizen given death sentence
Two British men and one Moroccan citizen were captured by the Russian army while fighting in the Ukrainian army in
Boris Johnson is not the first: Which other UK’s conservative leaders have faced challenges in past
Boris Johnson, the Prime Minister of United Kingdom, has survived the no-confidence vote by Tory MPs, triggered by Partygate scandal.
