Who is really behind the crisis in Haiti?
Protests broke out, on Wednesday, in Haiti’s capital as gasoline shortages added to the country’s woes – which has been
US-China Cold War triggers divergent regional response
The US-China rivalry has resulted in multidimensional paradigm shifts in international relations. The ongoing tussle between the two major powers
Climate emergency in the United States between fires and hurricanes
Acres of land burn in the western United States where an extreme heatwave has brought record temperatures. Entire communities have
US progresses towards zero emission target under Biden’s Clean Energy Plan
Climate crisis is a rising and potentially threatening concerns for countries across the globe. Leading economies have been pressured by
Biden set to host Merkel on Thursday
US President Joe Biden is all set to host a meeting with German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Thursday, next week,
Biden defends US troops withdrawal from Afghanistan by August 31, touts US of achieving objectives
On Thursday, President Joe Biden announced that United States would be withdrawing all of its troops from Afghanistan by August
Economic and geopolitical issues in the South China Sea
A powder keg that could explode at any moment: this is how the experts see the South China Sea, one
Haiti: Chaos spreads after police gunfight with suspected killers of President
The president of Haiti, Jovenel Moïse, was shot dead in his home by a group of armed men who also
Canada has its first Indigenous governor general amid strained relations with First Nations
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has appointed Canada’s first Indigenous governor general. Inuk leader Mary Simon has been appointed as Queen’s
Nord Stream 2, the geopolitics of gas pipelines
The Biden-Putin summit in Geneva was an epochal event, capable of marking the turning point with the Trump era and
