Another Trump victory: Sudan recognizes Israel
The White House announced Friday night that the state of Israel and Sudan have agreed to normalize relations, following the
Joint Statement by Cyprus, Greece, and Egypt angers the Turkish Foreign Ministry
Turkey already having disagreements and conflicts with Greece, Cyprus, and Egypt, however adding on to the already sour relationship, a
Europe needs to bridge digital inequalities
The European Parliament (EP) stressed yesterday the need to introduce new measures to bridge digital inequalities. The COVID-19 crisis highlighted
US strengthens defence ties with Taiwan to shore up its guard against China
On Wednesday, the US State Department confirmed that it would be selling $1.8 billion of weapons and defence systems to
American polls two weeks before the vote
The US presidential election is less than two weeks away, and polls continue to confirm Democratic candidate Joe Biden lead
Non-Proliferation Treaty: an EU key priority
The European Parliament announced yesterday the 2020 Review Conference of the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons Treaty (NPT). The upcoming meeting
Venezuelan opposition raises united call to boycott elections and bring down Maduro’s regime
Venezuela’s opposition has been trying to build a united front to oppose and bring down President Nicolas Maduro‘s government. The
Pakistan opposition party holds mass demonstration against PM Khan rule
Under Prime Minister Imran Khan, Pakistan has faced censorship of media, economic crisis, critics, and opposition. However, the campaign against
Eight million new poor in the US
The federal budget deficit of the United States amounts to three thousand and one hundred billion dollars. A value more
Pompeo threatens sanctions following U.N. arms ban against Iran expires
Iranian authorities have welcomed the lifting of a 13-year old UN arms ban on their military and called it a
