US Department of Justice files a landmark lawsuit
US Department of Justice filed a landmark lawsuit on Tuesday against Google, accusing the tech mogul of forcing illegal monopoly
Pakistan opposition party holds mass demonstration against PM
Under Prime Minister Imran Khan, Pakistan has faced censorship of media, economic crisis, critics, and opposition. However, the campaign against
France’s political far-right stirs to life with teacher’s
The National Rally, which has been trying hard to be relevant during the pandemic, has found ammunition in the Conflans
How the new occupant of White House post
Climate change is a threatening global problem, and unfortunately the countries around the globe aren’t able to come on the
Eight million new poor in the US
The federal budget deficit of the United States amounts to three thousand and one hundred billion dollars. A value more
Pompeo threatens sanctions following U.N. arms ban against
Iranian authorities have welcomed the lifting of a 13-year old UN arms ban on their military and called it a
China and South Korea urges Japanese PM to
On Sunday, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian reacted to Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga’s recent offering to the controversial
Northern Cyprus gets right wing nationalist Ersin Tatar
Ersin Tatar, the right wing hardliner nationalist, has emerged as the presidential election winner in Northern Cyprus. The Mediterranean island
Former Mexican defence minister arrested in LA on
On Thursday, US Federal police arrested former Mexican defense minister General Salvador Cienfuegos Zepeda at Los Angeles International Airport on
US to reduce troops in Afghanistan to 2,500
President Donald Trump’s national security adviser Robert C. O’Brien on Friday stated that the US will draw down its troops
