In the Netherlands, the trial of suspects in
The trial of persons suspected of involvement in the crash of flight MH17 in July 2014 began on Monday in
How International Women’s Day Became A Day Of
It was not a very awarding International Women’s Day for the women at the Turkish border, as many female asylum
The European Union is considering taking in up
The European Union is considering taking in up to 1,500 migrant children who are currently housed in Greek camps, Germany
Prolonged police custody for a Hirak activist and
According to AFP, Algerian police arrested around ten demonstrators at an anti-government protest in Algiers on Saturday. Nearly 300 protesters
Coronavirus: Germany, France withdraw their ambassadors from North
Germany and France have decided to withdraw their ambassadors from North Korea and closed their missions on Monday, the British
Brazil and USA sign an agreement on military
On Sunday, during his visit to South American headquarters, the Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro signed a defense agreement with the
Italian Chief of Army positive to Coronavirus, while
The Chief of Staff of the Italian Army, Salvatore Farina, has resulted positive for the coronavirus (COVID-19) and has self-quarantined,
How Trump Adds On More To His Band
Like most news bits which come when Trump calls it a day, most of his replacement news is usually spilled
Criminal Court authorizing investigations of war crimes in
The Appeals Chamber of the International Criminal Court in The Hague, Thursday, reopened an investigation into violations in Afghanistan, including
Netherlands: The European Union will not negotiate with
Dutch Foreign Minister, Steve Block, said that the European Union will not negotiate with Turkey under pressure. adding that the
