Philippines face a shortage of vaccine supplies as
A delay in deliveries of COVID-19 vaccines to the Philippines has made some cities in the capital region close vaccination
US lawmakers introduce sweeping antitrust bills to regulate
US House lawmakers have introduced sweeping bills to limit the market power of the country’s Big Tech companies after a
Zahid Quraishi Becomes Symbol Religious Freedom As New
Zahid Quraishi has become the first Muslim American federal judge that won through an impressive vote of 81to16. His nomination
European Parliament to legally proceed against Commission over
European Parliament is set to legally proceed against European Commission over its failure to impose financial sanctions on Poland and
Latin America leaning towards Left amid growing public
Latin American appears to be deeply divided between the Left and the Right as countries across the region witness highly
European cities have become less livable after covid
The liveability standards in European cities have decreased due to the coronavirus pandemic. Whereas on the other hand, cities in
Will G7 leaders initiate calls for fresh WHO
A leaked communique ahead of meeting of G7 leaders in Cornwall next week suggests initiation of calls for fresh investigation
King of Malaysia meets key politicians to discuss
A series of the meeting was started by Malaysian king several political leaders amid public discontent over the government’s handling
Northern Irish Government Gets Its First Minister
As the Northern Irish government gets its own respect as a devolved government, it has chosen its first minister. It
Iraq forms a plan to counter power crises
Iraq is thinking of a plan to make nuclear reactors as the electricity-starved country seeks to put widespread blackouts, sparking
