Hong Kong Security Law: Britain asks China to
The British government on 2 June asked China to “step back from the brink” and respect Hong Kong’s autonomy. It
How the pandemic has redefined diplomacy world wide
Personal interactions have a way with relationship building in the diplomatic circuits. The walks, the tea sessions, the dining and
Eurozone: flash estimate, inflation drops to 0.1% in
In May, due to the effects of the coronavirus emergency, the annual inflation rate in the 19 Eurozone countries fell
Biden in best position for any U.S. Presidential
United States is gearing up for 2020 Presidential elections amid the mist of coronavirus pandemic and fire of latest civic
In South Korea, artificial intelligence is monitoring the
The country is starting to channel its success in controlling the pandemic through technology into other aspects of healthcare. South
UAE continue to help countries in need, together
Friends recognize each other in times of need, the ancient Romans said. And that is why the United Arab Emirates
US may reconsider joining WHO, but with ‘conditions’:
The White House on 31 May said that it might reconsider joining the World Health Organization (WHO). However, the US
China’s Hong Kong law escalates tensions for EU
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
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
On the third night of protests after death of George Floyd, 46 in police custody, the protesters set ablaze a
