Thai police say use of force unavoidable as
Police, on Tuesday, fired water cannons, pellets and tear gas at protesters in Bangkok as hundreds rallied against the government’s
Algeria wildfires: climate crisis leads to dozens killed
At least 42 people including 25 soldiers, have died in wildfires that went off east of the capital of Algeria,
The EU opens its borders to American travelers,
The borders of the United States remain closed to most European travelers, even if vaccinated, and the Delta variant –
Tokyo Olympics are a success but PM Suga’s
Government of Yoshihide Suga, the Prime Minister of Japan, is losing public support as the support has plummeted to an
Egypt’s new budget focusses on investment in Healthcare
As the allegations from major websites and social media pages rose, the Egyptian cabinet denied reports that it has cut
Half-empty supermarkets due to Brexit and Covid, England
Half-empty shelves, products that are in short supply: in some areas of the United Kingdom, Brexit, the pandemic as well
Thousands take to roads in Guatemala calling for
Members of one of Guatemala’s most prominent farmers and indigenous groups, on Monday, blocked roads across the nation, calling on
America Is Dependent On Kremlin For Crude Despite
The United States is showing great interest in Russia’s oil reserves. This is going to continue, as economists wait for
Nigeria’s Jewish leader freed, was jailed with three
Lizben Agha, a leader of Nigeria’s Igbo Jewish community was jailed along with three visitors from Israel, without any charges.
Taliban take over sixth Afghanistan provincial capital
The Taliban, in four days, has captured the sixth province in Afghanistan – the armed group’s spokesman said on Monday.
