- 31 March, 2025
WHO Europe: Lockdown not needed, if 95% of people wore masks
As the European Union is grappling with a second wave of Coronavirus infections, governments started implementing new lockdown measures and tough social restrictions in October.
WHO warns the Middle East regarding a deadly second wave of coronavirus
On Friday, the World Health Organization (WHO) official stated that the Middle East should get ready for a deadly second wave of coronavirus pandemic in
Activists protest against nationwide lockdown in Lebanon
The Lebanese government is struggling to combat the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic amid the deteriorating economic situation in the country. In a bid to
Donald Trump’s shocking abandonment of leadership comes as coronavirus surges in the US
During the election campaign President Donald Trump guaranteed that the “phony news media” decided to zero in on Covid-19 to harm his campaign, predicting that
Iraq rapidly closing displacement camps, might leave over 100,000 people homeless
Iraq is moving in to rapidly shut down displacement camps in the country that can lead to over 100,000 people without any shelter. In the
US Impose sanctions on Lebanese top officials, including Gebran Bassil ‘for corruption’.
The United States on Friday imposed sanctions on prominent Lebanese politician and key ally Hezbollah, an extremist group and an Iranian-backed political party, over allegations
Biden takes the lead in major states, Trump not behind
The United States may see a major power shift after Joe Biden, presidential candidate in standing against current president Donald Trump, is leading in a
Trump and Biden majorly differed in opinion in the final presidential debate
President Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Joe Biden on Thursday debated for the last time before Polling Day. They interacted on the general well-being and
Coronavirus: World leaders Response to the second wave is more divided
The World battles with the second wave of the Coronavirus pandemic, as there are reports of a surge in cases in parts of Europe, the
Michael Gove says ‘UK’s door is still ajar for EU trade talks’
The UK’s chief negotiator David Frost and Michel Barnier are all set to talk via telephone today to try and resolve Brexit following when No