Peru’s Castillo sacks PM, announces to reshuffle Cabinet
Peru’s President Pedro Castillo has sacked his Prime Minister, Hector Valer Pinto, just days after appointing him. The latter has
Study: carbon footprint gap rapidly mounting between poor and rich
A recent study has ruled that the carbon footprint of wealthy people is disproportionately larger than that of poorer people.
Biden administration gives green signal to weapons sales to the Middle East
The United States is steadily moving towards enhancing its relations with the Middle East allies as it approves several military
EU Member States Sanction Five Mali Junta Members Including PM
Mali that is literally functioning without a government and through junta rule, has been sanctioned by the European Union. The
Historic bridge to be dismantled for Bezos’ superyacht
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has got hold of a superyacht for himself for which Rotterdam will be dismantling a historic
China Influenced Hong Kong Elections To Dampen Outcome
Despite elections in January for Hong Kong, the dream of democracy looks distant. China had already started to dampen the
Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan arrives in China to attend Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics
Abu Dhabi -Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the Armed
Canada PM Justin Trudeau Rules Out ‘Military Response’ Against Anti-Mandate Protestors
The Canadian government will not use troops against truckers who are protesting against Covid-19 vaccine mandates in central Ottawa. Thousands
Myanmar Continues To Be Sanctioned By US, Britain, And Canada For Its Heinous Act Against Democracy
Myanmar isn’t getting away with its dirty trick and still continues to be sanctioned, even one year after they brought
US orders 2000 troops to be stationed for a possible Russian attack on Ukraine
Sticking to its commitment of controlling or stopping Russia’s invasion plan on Ukraine, the United States ordered 2,000 U.S.-based troops
