China’s Hong Kong law escalates tensions for EU in the world order
China’s handling of Hong Kong has raised grave concerns with the European Union governments, implying that it will affect the
EU Council appointed new Force Commanders for Operation IRINI
The European Council has decided to appoint as EU Force Commander for the EU military naval operation in the Mediterranean,
George Floyd death sets Minneapolis ablaze, unrest across U.S.
On the third night of protests after death of George Floyd, 46 in police custody, the protesters set ablaze a
Daesh and Muslim Brotherhood criticize Arab Governments for closing mosques among coronavirus
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the propaganda of the Muslim Brotherhood and its affiliated terrorist groups is unleashed: online magazines, news
Trudeau takes a firm stand against gun use in Canada
Amidst getting back on tracks against a war with an unseen enemy, the coronavirus led pandemic, the Canadian Prime Minister
China approved Hong Kong security plan, 240 arrests among protesters
Hong Kong police said they made about 240 arrests in the ongoing protests against the law protecting the Chinese national
NASA & SpaceX historic launch scrubbed due to bad weather, Next attempt scheduled for Saturday
As the whole world awaited for the historic launch of astronauts Douglas Hurley and Robert Behnken on a mission to
Twitter corrects Trump for the first time
Twitter dared to correct the President of the United States for the first time, to be exact two tweets in
Europe evaluates a 500 billion Recovery fund, most grants
The proposal on the anti-crisis recovery fund from Covid-19, which Ursula von der Leyen will present to the European Parliament
Australia may not climb the zero emission Bandwagon
Australia has no intentions of increasing its targets to include a zero emission rate commitment, unlike some 121 nations that
