Biden flaunts Israel-Gaza ceasefire surviving his Presidency’s first foreign crisis
Just an hour before official declaration and coming into effect of truce between Israel and Gaza, US President Joe Biden
Russia, U.S. agree to overcome differences in latest foreign ministers’ meetup
The U.S. and Russian foreign ministers have agreed to ease tensions in their first meeting since the Biden administration has
Climatic disasters & Internal displacement: an unfortunate relationship
Apart from international refugees and asylum seekers that move in bulk, the other group of migrants and refugees are the
Joe Biden vows to donate 80 million vaccines to other countries
The President of the United States Joe Biden said in June the United States will donate 20 million doses of
New Zealand extends hands to China to enhance their relations
Nanaia Mahuta, Foreign Minister of New Zealand states that the country wants to mature their relationship with China. She is
Indian variant and fears for a third wave of Covid-19 contagions complicate the reopening in the UK
Difficult reopening in the UK after the prolonged lockdown, due to fears of a third wave of COVID-19 in the
Trump organization investigation has ‘criminal’ component now, New York Attorney General adds
On Tuesday, New York Attorney General Letitia James joined Manhattan District Attorney’s office in adding ‘criminal component’ in to ongoing
Chileans go for independents to draft a new constitution
Chileans chose left-leaning independent candidates to elect an assembly to draft a new constitution, replacing the decades old constitution set
How European leaders commandeered power while tipping off democracy in pandemic backdrop
Coronavirus pandemic has been a catastrophic event right from the beginning for entire world. The number of deaths witnessed by
The EU strengthens its digital security geopolitics, new sanctions for cyber attackers
On Monday, the Council of the EU decided to prolong the framework for restrictive measures against cyber-attacks threatening the European
