Biden confirms ISIS leader’s death
On Thursday, US President Joe Biden confirmed that the leader of the Islamic State blew himself and his family members
China Influenced Hong Kong Elections To Dampen Outcome
Despite elections in January for Hong Kong, the dream of democracy looks distant. China had already started to dampen the
Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan arrives in
Abu Dhabi -Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the Armed
Canada PM Justin Trudeau Rules Out ‘Military Response’
The Canadian government will not use troops against truckers who are protesting against Covid-19 vaccine mandates in central Ottawa. Thousands
Taliban Reopens Afghan Public Universities For Female Students
Public universities in Afghanistan have reopened after being closed for nearly nine months. Universities in warmer provinces reopened for the
Myanmar Continues To Be Sanctioned By US, Britain,
Myanmar isn’t getting away with its dirty trick and still continues to be sanctioned, even one year after they brought
US orders 2000 troops to be stationed for
Sticking to its commitment of controlling or stopping Russia’s invasion plan on Ukraine, the United States ordered 2,000 U.S.-based troops
Beijing Olympics: Three-day torch relay kicks off
Beijing Olympics ‘ three-day torch relay started on Wednesday with an 80-year-old speed skater carrying the flame. The country’s first
Economic crisis affects social and political chaos in
The President of Tunisia, Kais Saied, announced that he will remake Tunisian politics in 2022 with a new constitution and
EU unveils controversial plan of labelling nuclear &
Despite internal conflicts over the issue the European Union has unveiled controversial plans that move to label nuclear and natural
