Iran-backed groups in Iraq promise revenge against the
Amid tight security measures, hundreds of Shiite militiamen and supporters converged in Baghdad for the symbolic funeral procession of four
Brexit ‘sausage war’ put off for three months
The EU and the UK, on Wednesday, finally agreed to put off a ban on some meat products being sold
Jacinda Ardern appears calling opposition leader a ‘Karen’
On Wednesday, during a hot debate in the Parliament over the hate speech laws. New Zealand’s PM Jacinda Ardern said
Immigration and NGOs, the geopolitics of the Mediterranean
The Mediterranean Sea represents a natural strategic and economic extension for the European Continent, but also, and above all, a
Big Tech Law Halted In Florida Respects Sanctity
A federal judge in Florida has barricaded the law that was to strong-arm the social media businesses in America. Apparently,
North Korea’s Kim sacks senior party officials over
Kim Jong Un, the North Korean leader, has sacked numerous senior party officials over a “grave” coronavirus incident that has
Biden pitches bipartisan infrastructure proposal in Wisconsin, calls
Last week US President Joe Biden agreed on the bipartisan infrastructure proposal that will benefit middle class and working families
Assad Should Be Kept Away From Syrian Resurrection
Amidst the resurrection of a Syrian population that has been troubled with civil war over a decade, there is a
Greece gives 150 euro to young people to
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis aims to reach 60% of the vaccinated population by the end of July. To achieve
Covid-19, Delta variant advances fast from one continent
The Delta variant of the coronavirus is advancing fast from one continent to another and scares the world. First identified
