Hopes in rarity: Palestinians brace for first elections
First ever general elections in a decade and a half in Palestine bring hopes alive for a democratic revival. Palestinians
Mexico’s Andrés Obrador propels the controversial reforestation program
On Thursday, Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador pressed for the controversial tree-planting plan, attempting to get the United States
ASEAN urged to act against Myanmar over violation
Human rights groups, activists, and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) are urging the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) to probe Myanmar’s
New record of Covid-19 contagions in Germany, Parliament
Germany registered a new record in coronavirus contagions which forced the Parliament to approve an emergency package of new restrictions,
Why Is Russia Suddenly Withdrawing From ISS?
The ones that had been forerunners in the race for space exploration are now looking like they are not no
Vanita Gupta Takes Third Important Position In American
It is raining Asian and African American nomination in the American Parliament and the newly appointed PM Joe Biden is
Putin warns Western powers to refrain from crossing
Russian President Vladimir Putin has issued a warning to the West, telling it not to cross Russia’s “red line” as
Coronavirus, over 3 million infections in the world
The toll of contagions and deaths related to coronavirus continues to increase across the globe. Cases worldwide exceed 142 million
China’s XI to participate in climate summit on
China’s President Xi Jinping is set to attend a climate change summit led by the U.S., on Thursday, at the
Australia Wants To Amend Competition Law Soon
Attacking the monopolies in Australia is on agenda, said Australian Competition and Consumer Commission Chairman (ACCC), Rod Sims. In a
