Pentagon holds first talks with Chinese military in Biden rule
Pentagon officials revealed that they held talks with the Chinese military last week – for the first time under the
Supreme Court shot down Biden’s eviction moratorium
Yesterday Supreme Court struck down the Biden administration’s eviction moratorium in a 6-3 decision. The Centers for Disease Control and
Germany grappling with the coronavirus fourth wave
In Germany, the health crisis is worrying: despite a vaccination campaign that covers 59.5% of the population (complete vaccination), infections
Biden looks to reset ties with Israel in his meeting with Bennett
When Israel’s incumbent prime minister reaches the White House on Thursday, it will be a historical development. Historical in a
Japan’s Suga likely to face challenge in upcoming LDP party leader poll
On Thursday, Japanese former foreign minister Fumio Kishida challenged Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga for the Liberal Democratic Party leadership polls.
Fake News: Europe challenges the disinformation
Freedom of expression is one of the cardinal principles of all European civilizations. The Constitutional Charter of the Union provides
Fish deaths in the Menor Sea worsen and now it becomes a political issue for Spain
The death of thousands of fish and crustaceans that have been recorded for several days in the salt lagoon of
North Korea shifts focus from Military to Civil sector
Early this year, the Workers Party of Korea was told by Kim Jong-Un that the economic emphasis would shift from
Harris in Singapore: Inculpates China of intimidation in South China Sea, pledges US to stand with allies in region
Kamala Harris didn’t hold back from delivery sharp blow on China’s actions in the South China Sea, calling it synonymous
Europe raises new walls to “protect itself” from migrants
It was 2017 when the then High Representative of Foreign Policy of the European Union, Federica Mogherini, criticized the former
