Le Pen says wouldn’t block vote on France leaving EU
Less than two weeks before the French run-off election between the current President, Emmanuel Macron, and his far-right rival, Marine
Europe’s defence firms affected by shortages of components and economic sanctions against Russia
The defence firms of Europe are affected by shortages of key components. Supply chain management of the defence firms is
Brazil invites EU representatives to monitor upcoming elections
For the first time in its history, Brazil has invited European Union representatives to monitor its upcoming elections. According to
Chancellor And PM Asked To Resign Over Breaking Covid-19 Restriction Rules
Heavy penalties have been awarded to all those who attended parties while Covid-19 cases were surging, a confirmed news from
Shehbaz Sharif Elected As New Prime Minister Of Pakistan
Shehbaz Sharif has been elected as the new Prime Minister of Pakistan. Sharif, President of Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), submitted
Can Powerful Putin keep hold of his influence in Ukraine war aftermath?
Vladimir Putin, the Russian President for 22 years, is synonymous with power and influence. In over two decades of being
An overwhelming majority of Mexicans want the president to stay in power
Mexicans voting in a highly unusual referendum on whether their president should stay in the office received about 90 per
Germany to end Russian oil imports this year
Germany is reportedly aiming to curb oil imports from Russia this year. The European Union (EU) countries are pondering steps
Ukraine and its allies blame Russia for the missile attack on the station that killed over 50 people
Ukraine and its allies blamed Russia for a missile attack on Friday at a train station in eastern Ukraine that
Brazil’s Amazon rainforest reaches a new deforestation record
The portion of the Amazon rainforest impacted by deforestation in the initial three months of 2022 was the highest ever
