US move to shut down China’s Houston consulate
Diplomatic tensions have reached a new low, set to go spiraling down after Trump’s administration has shut down the Chinese
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UK didn’t do enough to ascertain Russian interference
The long-delayed parliamentary committee report, which examined the possibility of Russian influence in British politics, said the government didn’t care
Oxford Coronavirus vaccine trial shows promising results, studies
Coronavirus vaccine hopes are raised as Oxford University vaccine trials showed promising results which were deemed safe with expected immune
Education needs a more resilient Framework Post COVID-19
The way the field of education has been affected worldwide is unprecedented. According to the Human Rights Watch, there is
Rare minerals, the China’s latest geopolitical weapon
Some US reports raise the alarm: Beijing wants to exploit the rare earth monopoly for global supremacy. The risk is
Twitter hack and Bitcoin scam: How major accounts
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey said, “Tough day for us at Twitter. We all feel terrible this happened” as the social
Geopolitical dynamics changing as US allies coordinate against
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The six months of Angela Merkel president of
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WHO confirms COVID-19 can be airborne: What does
On July 6, some 236 scientists from across 32 countries wrote an open letter addressed to the World Health Organisation
UK’s Magnitsky Law doesn’t really do much to
Alexander Bastrykin, known as Russian President Vladimir Putin’s enforcer. All the major criminal cases in Russia like Pussy Riot and
