Brookings President Maj John Allen resigns amid federal
Retired four star General John Allen wrote in a letter to the US based think tank, Brookings Institution that he
Senate bipartisan group reaches agreement on gun control
A bipartisan group of senators in United States have reached an agreement on Sunday, on principle for gun safety legislation.
Sri Lanka might have to resort to buy
“Sri Lanka may be compelled to buy more oil from Russia as the island nation hunts desperately for fuel amid
French elections: Despite low voter turnout Macron’s centrists
The centrist alliance of French President Emmanuel Macron is expected to sustain its parliamentary majority after the first poll round
UK judge gives green light to first deportation
The United Kingdom’s highly controversial plan of deporting asylum-seekers and sending them to Rwanda, as early as next week, received
AUKUS: Australia pays $830m penalty to France over
The Australian government will pay €550m (A$830m) towards a settlement with France’s Naval Group over the former Morrison government’s highly
How is China’s military activity around Taiwan a
U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin, on Saturday, reiterated the continuing American support for Taiwan. Speaking at Asia’s premier defense
North Korea has its first female Foreign Minister
North Korea has named country’s top nuclear negotiator as first female foreign minister, according to the state media on Saturday.
Gun Control: Thousands of Americans to rally in
Thousands of protestors in the United States are expected to participate in a rally in Washington, D.C., on Saturday, as
Human rights win: Malaysia to abolish death penalty
Government of Malaysia made an announcement on Friday that it is moving to abolish the mandatory death penalty. The rare
