Julian Smith faces the music of cabinet reshuffle
On Thursday, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has attempted a more extensive reshuffle of his ministers. He sacked Julian Smith,
Nadler says, Barr agrees to testify in front
The U.S. Attorney General William Barr has consented to testify before the House Judiciary Committee in March as Democrats express
Corona virus death toll rises in China’s Hubei
Hubei Province, the epicenter of the outbreak of the Corona virus in China, announced that the number of deaths due
Two explosions at a Dutch post office
Two explosions took place on Wednesday in the post office in the Dutch city of Amsterdam, the Dutch police confirmed
Washington seeks special envoy for nuclear talks with
The US administration wants to appoint a special envoy to negotiate with Moscow on arms control. The main area of
Yale And Harvard Caught In Bribery Act
Prestigious universities like Yale and Harvard might have failed to report the hundreds of millions of dollars in foreign gifts
France calls on Lebanese Government “to move quickly”
France renewed its request on Wednesday for the new Lebanese government to move quickly to meet the people’s aspirations as
US and Taliban may sign peace agreement in
The United States may soon reach an agreement with the radical Taliban movement. This was announced on Tuesday by the
Franco-Iranian researcher imprisoned in Iran stopped her hunger
Franco-Iranian researcher Fariba Adelakha, who has been imprisoned in Iran since last June, suspended her hunger strike that started six
The Parliament of Northern Macedonia approves the country’s
Northern Macedonia’s deputies voted in a majority vote to ratify the NATO Membership Agreement during the plenary session of the
