Julian Smith faces the music of cabinet reshuffle as he gets sacked by Boris Johnson
On Thursday, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has attempted a more extensive reshuffle of his ministers. He sacked Julian Smith,
Nadler says, Barr agrees to testify in front of House Judiciary Committee on 31 March, over Roger Stone case
The U.S. Attorney General William Barr has consented to testify before the House Judiciary Committee in March as Democrats express
Washington seeks special envoy for nuclear talks with Russia
The US administration wants to appoint a special envoy to negotiate with Moscow on arms control. The main area of
Yale And Harvard Caught In Bribery Act
Prestigious universities like Yale and Harvard might have failed to report the hundreds of millions of dollars in foreign gifts
US and Taliban may sign peace agreement in February
The United States may soon reach an agreement with the radical Taliban movement. This was announced on Tuesday by the
Why Does Palestine Feel Like ‘Swiss Cheese’?
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has been very vocal in his disgust over the Trump proposed Middle Eastern peace plan when
Bernie Sanders Wins Popular Vote
Bernie Sanders has won in the New Hampshire Primary election, creating a place for himself towards the race for the
Iraq dismisses MP’s request that Germany, France, and Australia proposed to pull back soldiers
Questions regarding the presence of foreign troops in Iraq come during a period of high pressure amid the US and
Europe will not stand by and watch any new arms race.
French President Emmanuel Macron said yesterday that France wants to open a strategic dialogue with its European partners on the
White House considers Putin’s proposal for meeting of UN Security Council
White House considers the proposal by Russian President Vladimir Putin to meet with leaders of countries that are permanent members
