UN Troubled Over Reduced Food Aid In Yemen
Yemen Funding crises is leaving no food on the tables of millions of Yemenis who had up until now only
Europe gears for Omicron ‘storm’
Vienna The World Health Organization’s European head, Hans Kluge, has cautioned countries of the spike in cases linked to COVID-19’s
Indian Government says India granted citizenship to 3117
India The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) said that India granted citizenship to 3117 minorities from Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Afghanistan
Opposition leader Guaido moves to bring $1 bn
Venezuela The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom has backed the steps taken by Juan Guaido to secure control of
NATO’s aggression may push Russia to invade Ukraine,
Ukraine Russia might invade Ukraine if threatened by NATO’s rising aggression. Russian President Vladimir Putin has conveyed the option hinting
Chinese Spies Penetrate Taiwanese Military Documents: A Report
Taiwan A case about spies from China penetrating the Taiwan Military documents have been revealed. Government officials from Taiwan are
Turkey: Tayyip Erdoğan announces moves to encourage savings;
Turkey Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan announced a series of moves to encourage savings. He also said that no Turkish
Chile: Boric vows to ‘protect rights of poor’
Chile Gabriel Boric has pledged to unite Chile, tackle poverty and fight “the privileges of the few” after emerging victorious
New Covid jabs promote vaccination drive in Germany
Germany The government of Germany will be approving new Covid jabs which will mostly make people come forward to receive
UK’s Boris draws ire for lockdown gatherings
UK A picture of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and more than a dozen people having wine in his Downing
