When reworking US foreign policy becomes the need of the hour
Under Donald Trump’s presidency the US seemed to have lost a lot ranging from some allies, American supremacy in international
UAE Foreign Minister Gargash: “we are working for an immediate ceasefire in Libya”
The United Arab Emirates Foreign Minister Anwar Gargash said on Twitter that “the war drums that beat Sirte threaten serious
Europe remains ‘divided’ overpolicy of face masks during COVID-19
With European economies reopening their business activities across several regions, citizens are going on a shopping spree as they flock
Non Lethal Weapon Industry Misuses Workers For Profitable Gains
The use of tear gas has been common practice in the US in crowd control management. But this booming industry
China is pushing its territorial claims in the East and the South China Sea amid the pandemic, says Japan
According to Reuters, Japan’s annual defense review blames China for East and the South China Sea territorial claims and spreading disinformation, propoganda,
The six months of Angela Merkel president of Europe, what we can expect
The beginning of the EU Council’s presidency for Germany marks the start of a semester, which foresees the development of
EU allow COVID-19 vaccines and treatments to be developed more quickly
The new coronavirus pandemic has already killed over 200,000 people in Europe, two thirds of which in the UK, Italy,
WHO confirms COVID-19 can be airborne: What does this mean?
On July 6, some 236 scientists from across 32 countries wrote an open letter addressed to the World Health Organisation
Covid-19, the US-Canada border can remain closed until next year
The U.S.-Canada border can remain closed until next year unless “something miraculous” happens to lower COVID-19 rates south of the
China Originated Covid-19 Test Kits Might Have Stolen DNA Data From Australia
They didn’t need; yet they invested into it. Victoria became the notable exception amongst others who refused to alter their
