Supporters of Peru’s competing presidential candidates take to roads amid election frenzy
Supporters of Peru’s competing presidential candidates – rightwinger Keiko Fujimori and socialist Pedro Castillo – have resorted to the streets
Russia, US and UK get into a heated war of words on Black Sea incident
Russia issued a warning, on Friday, to Britain and the United States against “tempting fate” by transferring warships to the
Climate change, a law to achieve climate neutrality in Europe by 2050
With 442 votes in favor, 203 against, and 51 abstentions, the plenary of the European Parliament today approved the new
India, China to hold further talks to resolve Ladakh border standoff
India and China on Friday agreed on continuing military talks with the aim of achieving full-fledged disengagement in eastern Ladakh.
22.5 years of prison sentence to Derek Chauvin for George Floyd’s murder
Former Minneapolis police officer, Derek Chauvin has been sentenced for 22 years six months for second degree murder of George
In ten minutes, the European Council approves the text on migrants
The European Council meeting in Brussels dedicated only ten minutes to the immigration file, a topic that Mario Draghi and
New Zealand contemplating toughing its hate speech laws
New Zealand is contemplating toughing its hate speech laws, adding much harsher penalties for those who drive or “normalise” discrimination
Kamala Harris Follows Internal Policy To Visit Mexico Border
Vice President Kamala Harris is finally visiting the border, and she says it has got nothing to do with pressure
Blinken says good relations with Germany a priority for the US
United States Secretary of State, Antony Blinken, reached Germany on Wednesday and made it clear that maintaining healthy relations with
Biden unveils police funding plan to curb nationwide crime & violence
President Joe Biden has unveiled a plan that will extend funding to the police in order to combat increasing rate
