- 4 March, 2025
Kwasi Kwarteng Finds Way to Mitigate Inflation And War Spending
Under the new leadership of Lizz Truss, the new Chancellor feels it’s important that he should move ahead with reversing a hike in national insurance
Putin Protests Rocks Russia As Thousands Arrested Over Resistance To Reservist Mobilisation
According to information shared by the right’s group OVD-Info, Russian demonstrations have been said to have taken place in as many as 37 Russian cities.
EU Votes Hungry Out As a ‘Hybrid Regime of Electoral Autocracy’
As Hungary goes onto break democratic norms laid down by the European Union, the latter has made an open statement stating that the country cannot
US Suggests Third Party Mediation Between Kurdistan Region And Iraqi Government
A third-party mediation has become imperative between Kurdistan region and the central government in Baghdad. This has been communicated by US President Joe Biden’s administration
Netherlands In Firing Line For Migrant Management Negligence By Courts
There is a refugee shelter crisis at hand and the Dutch government has found itself caught in a whirlwind as a child’s death has come
Why Are Afghani Refugees Most Affected From Pakistan Floods?
Pakistani floods have devastated the lives of the common man; but has also left Afghan migrants out of place. Already displaced from their land, Afghans
Why Has The Euro Suddenly Surged After A Lull?
The Euro hasn’t risen as much as it has recently, to a 1.6 percent showing the biggest ever jump since March. This has been seen
Morocco To Use Underwater Cables To Provide Electricity to Britons Soon
As the new UK PM Liz Truss makes amendments in the electricity usage of Britons, the new Moroccan- UK power project is going to help
New British PM’s First Move Is ‘Ramp Up Power Supply’
As she steps into the shoes of being a British PM, Ms. Liz Truss is already making plans for the economy, and the first in
What Is the Egyptian Agenda Towards COP 27?
Climate action is not just young people’s choice or the school or college’s cry. It should be ‘nationally motivated’ as said by Rania Al Mashat