Baltic nations impose visa ban for Russian citizens over Ukraine war
Poland and three Baltic nations Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania have closed their borders on Monday to the Russian citizens in
Truss admits to no US-UK trade deal soon as she makes first trip to US as PM
Liz Truss, the newly elected Prime Minister of United Kingdom has admitted that Britain might not enter any free trade
Spain’s low cost of living attracting people to migrate from across Europe
Alicante province of eastern Spain has become the hot destination from people across Europe. As rising inflation, shortage of oil
EU slams Hungary over democracy, might impose financial penalties
Hungary is facing questions with Brussels over corruption and abortion law concerns that could cost Budapest billions. The EU might
Putin warns Ukraine that the conflict could worsen
On Friday (September 16), President Vladimir Putin laughed off a lightning-fast counter-offensive by the Ukrainian military but warned that Russia
US is worried about China and Russia’s friendship
After Chinese President Xi Jinping visited his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in Uzbekistan on Thursday, the United States State Department
Russia has spent $300m to influence foreign diplomats since 2014, alleges US
Russia has secretly spent more than $300 million since 2014 in efforts to influence politicians and other foreign officials in
Ukraine’s counteroffensive leads to retaking of 6000 sq km of its territory
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said that his country’s forces have now re-captured more than 6,000 square kilometers in a
Queen Elizabeth left a letter that can’t be opened until after 63 years
The intriguing fact that a secret letter written by Queen Elizabeth II that is locked away in a vault in
Future of electric cars, climate action under threat over rising prices
Drastic and continuous surge in energy costs is overcasting a threat on future of the electric car and vehicles, EV
