Japan’s PM Fumio Kishida wins election for LDP
Japan -PM Kishida, WHO became PM a month ago, successfully secured more than 233 lower house seats in the polls
Deadlock over fish as France and UK clash
France -France and Britain clashed, on Sunday, in a post-Brexit fishing row, with Britain denying a shift in its position
Russia Firms Its Balkan Presence With Embassy Office
Russia -Russia isn’t moving anywhere distant from its influence in the Balkans, and the fact that it has now established
Cop26 Summit is the “last, best hope” to
Glasgow -On Sunday, the United Nations crucial climate summit opened in Glasgow as global calls for action pour in, kicking
With the arrival of Joe Biden, Italy inaugurates
All roads lead to Rome. In the jam-packed G20 weekend, the Italian capital returns to become truly caput Mundi, the
US Treasury Dept Issues Sanctions on Companies, People
Iran – On Friday, the United States Treasury Dept. slapped Iran with a new set of sanctions; three months earlier,
Haiti’s PM condemns gangs in Televised address, Says
Haiti -Prime Minister Ariel Henry, in a televised address on Friday, condemned gangs and kidnappings – reassuring Haitians that their
Sudan: the geopolitics of the coup
Sudan – “Sudan enjoys a strategic position, bordering seven countries. If we do our job well, this will have an
First official meet between Australia-France post Submarine row
Australia– After a blunder during the Submarine deal between Australia and France, the officials of the two countries conducted talks
Mark Zuckerberg explains Gravity behind changing Facebook’s name
America –Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg announced that the corporate name of the social media platform will change to Meta, to
