The European Parliament condemns Hungary on LGBTQ + rights
The European Parliament “condemns with the utmost firmness” the recent anti-LGBTIQ legislation and denounces the “dismantling of democracy and the
Afghan government, Taliban agree to step up peace talks amid violence
Amid the ongoing violence in Afghanistan, Kabul and the Taliban have agreed on expediting high-level peace talks in the Qatari
Biden all set to host Jordan’s King
Biden all set to host Jordan’s King US President Joe Biden is all set to host Jordan’s King Abdullah on
The Green Deal divides Europe, Rome and Paris ask for changes
The “Green Deal,” the European Commission’s green transition package, starts uphill. And it determines the most significant split in the
Europe needs urgent action on climate change
It has already been stated by several members of the German government, the most recent by the Minister of the
Twist in the Tale: former Haitian justice official surfaces as the new key in President Moise’s assassination
A new twist has come in the mystery around assassination of Haitian president Jovenel Moise. Colombia’s National Police chief has
Will help Belarus weather Western sanctions: Putin
President Vladimir Putin has reiterated that his government will help Belarus mitigate western sanctions imposed during Minsk’s clampdown on political
US to sanction Chinese officials over Hong Kong
The United States is planning to impose sanctions on a number of Chinese officials due to the Chinese crackdown on
Merkel in White House: the two leaders vow to stand strong against Russia’s aggression
As the German Chancellor Angela Merkel prepares to step down as the leader of the European country, she was greeted
Who is really behind the crisis in Haiti?
Protests broke out, on Wednesday, in Haiti’s capital as gasoline shortages added to the country’s woes – which has been
