Egypt’s El Sisi sets out a red line
President of Egypt Abdel Fattah El Sisi called an agreement with Ethiopia to start the operation of its dam on
Twist in the Tale: former Haitian justice official
A new twist has come in the mystery around assassination of Haitian president Jovenel Moise. Colombia’s National Police chief has
Will help Belarus weather Western sanctions: Putin
President Vladimir Putin has reiterated that his government will help Belarus mitigate western sanctions imposed during Minsk’s clampdown on political
Australia’s PM again calls for probe into origin
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has once again called for a transparent investigation into the origin of the covid-19 pandemic.
New Zealand: Farmers protest against government’s environment regulations
Thousands of farmers in New Zealand carried out protests across several parts of the country on Friday against sweeping environmental
US to sanction Chinese officials over Hong Kong
The United States is planning to impose sanctions on a number of Chinese officials due to the Chinese crackdown on
Merkel in White House: the two leaders vow
As the German Chancellor Angela Merkel prepares to step down as the leader of the European country, she was greeted
Who is really behind the crisis in Haiti?
Protests broke out, on Wednesday, in Haiti’s capital as gasoline shortages added to the country’s woes – which has been
Poland Rebels Against ECJ Temporary Injunction
A top Polish court has gone one step further to undermine the power of the EU laws in the country.
UAE leading in various aspects making it most
The United Arab Emirates is at the forefront when it comes to opportunities for women, gender equality, equal pay, development,
