The geopolitics of gas
To achieve a sufficient level of energy security, a State should diversify the sources of supply or guarantee the availability
Lebanese Keen On French Governance In Their Land
Lebanon is now looking for better governance. This has become evident as 50,000 petitioners put down a vote to request
Historic turning point in the Middle East: Tel
srael has agreed to suspend its annexation project in the West Bank to have balanced relations with the United Arab
New Zealand plunges back into coronavirus pandemic after
The growing covid-19 cases in Auckland would worsen before it shows signs of improvement”, says New Zealand’s PM, Jacinda Ardern.
Lebanon faces political deadlock after resignation of entire
In the aftermath of devastating explosion in Beirut on August 4, the Lebanese government led by Prime Minister Hassan Diab
Putin relays Russia has “world’s first” approved Covid-19
Vladimir Putin, the Russian President, announced on Tuesday that the country has an approved vaccine for coronavirus, claiming it as
Joe Biden choose Kamala Harris as his deputy
Joe Biden has chosen Kamala Harris as his deputy. Kamala Harris is the first African American woman to be nominated
Protests continue in Belarus over ‘rigged’ elections
Even as the key opposition candidate disappeared into the neighbouring country, detractors of long-time president continued to protest the biased
Australia Green Energy Train hits roadblock with Covid
There are divided points of view between the Senate Covid Commission and the Australian government. While the latter has been
75 years after Hiroshima-Nagasaki, the nuclear risk still
Seventy-five years have passed since the nuclear horror of Hiroshima. On 9 August, the city of Nagasaki recalled the similar
