Australia won’t bend to Chinese demands to begin
Australia’s foreign minister Marise Payne said that Australia wouldn’t bow down to Chinese demands to change its policy to restart
Congress rejects Bolsonaro’s proposed electoral amendments
A Brazilian congressional committee voted against, on Thursday, a constitutional amendment to adopt printed ballots – what is being seen
The EU renews its appeal to get vaccinated,
Complete vaccination is the key to protection against severe COVID-19, including diseases caused by the Delta variant. From the Europe
Article 370: Why more locals in Kashmir are
India repealed almost all of article 370 of the constitution, stripping Jammu and Kashmir of the autonomy it had been
Unprecedented move by Mexico as it sues US
A legal action has been launched by Mexico government against gunmakers in the United States of America to bring a
Iran New Bill Over Internet Control To Hurt
Iran’s intolerance for freedom of speech is at its peak as it has imposed new restrictions on social media posting.
Climate warming: record temperatures in the Baltic Sea
It was a relief to dive into the Baltic Sea at the end of June and in the first half
Taliban claim attack on minister’s compound
A blast near the office of Afghanistan’s primary security agency on Wednesday left three people wounded. The powerful blast was
One year to Beirut blast: pain remains, answers
The day when Beirut was rocked with a massive catastrophic explosion killing at least 210 people. The blast on Beirut
US still showing interest in Russian crude regardless
U.S. imports of oil products and crude oil from Russia reaches 844,000 b/d in May, making it the No. 2
