Pedro Castillo claims victory in Peru’s presidential run
Pedro Castillo, Peru’s left-wing candidate, declared his victory in the presidential election after a lengthy vote count resulted in a
EU Commission Goes Legal Against German Mutiny
Germany is in trouble as European Commission has decided to take legal action against its own court’s ruling in May
Nicaragua’s freedom is in a questionable state
Democracy in Nicaragua is hanging by a thread and its citizens are thinking that it may slip very soon into
NATO is back, US and EU against China and Russia
NATO is back, “stronger than ever”, to face the systemic challenges posed by China’s aggressive policies and Russia’s continuing violations
Why Kamala Harris Has Not Visited The US Mexico Border?
Vice President Kamala Harris’ first international trip into Central America seems to have not gone well. There are some strange
G7 Summit concludes: Johnson vows to protect UK’s integrity after tiff with France’s Macron over Northern Ireland
As G7 summit in Cornwall closed on Sunday, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson treaded on a path attempting to smooth
Australia Spearheads Geopolitics In Outer Space
There is a geopolitical war happening over a share of a pie in air space as well. While dominating the
Polish man has been charged as a spy in EU parliament
A Polish man suspected of spying on the European Parliament for Russia has been arrested. He has been identified as
Philippines face a shortage of vaccine supplies as mass immunisation halts
A delay in deliveries of COVID-19 vaccines to the Philippines has made some cities in the capital region close vaccination
US lawmakers introduce sweeping antitrust bills to regulate Big Tech
US House lawmakers have introduced sweeping bills to limit the market power of the country’s Big Tech companies after a
