Trudeau planning for a snap election to seek majority
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is preparing for a snap election for September 20 to seek voter approval for the
Nine countries ask the EU to respond to political use of migrants
Interior ministers from nine member states wrote to the EU Commission asking to reassess the approach to the emerging exploitation
Kandahar, Afghanistan’s second largest city falls to Taliban
Life in Afghanistan is in limbo – people have no idea what tomorrow brings amid raising concerns and living in
Protests against the green pass break out in Italy
The customers of the indoor venues seem to appreciate and indeed require strict control to be sure they are close
Cuomo’s successor Kathy Hochul dissociates herself from former NY Governor’s scandals
On Wednesday, Lt. Governor of New York Kathy Hochul made her first public comments after Andrew Cuomo dramatically resigned as
Why Is North Korea Unhappy About South Korea-US Joint Military Exercises?
The sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and a powerful North Korean official in her own right has
Thai police say use of force unavoidable as protesters plan new rally
Police, on Tuesday, fired water cannons, pellets and tear gas at protesters in Bangkok as hundreds rallied against the government’s
The EU opens its borders to American travelers, but the US does not to Europeans
The borders of the United States remain closed to most European travelers, even if vaccinated, and the Delta variant –
Half-empty supermarkets due to Brexit and Covid, England asks for help from the military to bring food
Half-empty shelves, products that are in short supply: in some areas of the United Kingdom, Brexit, the pandemic as well
Thousands take to roads in Guatemala calling for President’s resignation
Members of one of Guatemala’s most prominent farmers and indigenous groups, on Monday, blocked roads across the nation, calling on
