Australia Thinks Of Replacing France As Partner Over
As Australia is trying to ramp up its defense capabilities, it is looking for other avenues to substitute its French
Denmark, US accused of spying on European officials
Denmark’s secret service helped the NSA, US National Security Agency, in spying on EU leaders, including President Frank-Walter Steinmeier and
After Donald Trump, a new wave of censorship
The removal of Lieutenant Colonel Matthew Lohmeier from the US Space Force, who this month publicly declared his opposition to
Chinese Show Of Camaraderie To Pakistan A Doubled
China is finding notorious routes and ways to get back at India. It has been gradually increasing its ‘friendly’ interest
Japan confused on whether to allow fans for
Japan, in order to carry out Tokyo Olympics safely, is considering rolling out directives that fans attending should either test
Why Is Egypt Brokering Peace Talks With Israel
It is the first visit by Israel in a decade to Egypt. The Israeli Foreign Minister Gabi Ashkenazi visited Cairo,
All the EU 27 member states ratify the
European Budget Commissioner Johannes Hahn said that all 27 member states of the European Union have completed internal parliamentary procedures
Texas Voting Rights: Democrats leave House floor restricting
Sunday was a “dark day for democracy” in America as Texan Republicans pushed a highly restrictive voting bill in middle
China keeps diplomats out of trial of Australian
The trial of an Australian-Chinese writer, Yang Hengjun will be beginning in Beijing court. Yang was charged with espionage by
Putin asserts his support for Belarus amid plane
Russian President Vladimir Putin has asserted his support to his Belarusian counterpart, Alexander Lukashenko, amidst Western fury over the diversion
