Facing criticism over her China visit, UNHRC chief to decline second term
The United Nations’ human rights council (UNHRC) chief, Michelle Bachelet has announced her decision to step down and not seek
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine to drive away over 15,000 millionaires from the country
According to a recently conducted analysis of migration data, more than 15,000 millionaires are expected to drive away from Russia
Online Bullies Beware! Japan has made Cyberbullying a punishable offense
On Monday, the Japanese parliament has passed a revolutionary legislation that has now made “online insults” a punishable offense by
WTO Ministerial Conference chalks down measures to tackle food insecurity and vaccine inequity
On Sunday, with launching of agency’s highest – level meeting in about four and a half years, the head of
UK judge gives green light to first deportation flight to Rwanda
The United Kingdom’s highly controversial plan of deporting asylum-seekers and sending them to Rwanda, as early as next week, received
AUKUS: Australia pays $830m penalty to France over botched submarine deal
The Australian government will pay €550m (A$830m) towards a settlement with France’s Naval Group over the former Morrison government’s highly
How is China’s military activity around Taiwan a threat to regional security?
U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin, on Saturday, reiterated the continuing American support for Taiwan. Speaking at Asia’s premier defense
North Korea has its first female Foreign Minister
North Korea has named country’s top nuclear negotiator as first female foreign minister, according to the state media on Saturday.
Gun Control: Thousands of Americans to rally in Washington DC for amid rise in school shootings
Thousands of protestors in the United States are expected to participate in a rally in Washington, D.C., on Saturday, as
Capitol Riot hearing: House panel blames Donald Trump for Jan 6 riots
The House panel which is investigating the January 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol has firmly laid the blame on
