- 14 August, 2026
Read breaking world news with live international updates, global affairs coverage and major developments across countries.
Macron Pushes Cabinet Reshuffle Post Borne Taking Over As PM In Coalition Government
France–It has been a disappointing turn of events for Macron. As he nurses the hurt of losing in the elections to the second term, the
Olaf Scholz: “Putin destroyed people’s perceptions of modern world”
Germany–Olaf Scholz, the chancellor of Germany, claimed that the war in Ukraine by Russian President Vladimir Putin had destroyed the notion that nations should no
Russia takes control of partially foreign-owned energy project
Russia–In a risky step amid escalating tensions with the West over Moscow’s military intervention in Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin has given a newly established
Battle of Democracy and Authoritarianism in India
India–As protests spread across the country, the conflict between the rule of law and authoritarianism is getting more intense in India. The arrests of well-known
Crisis in Sri Lanka offers India chance to gain influence over China
Sri Lanka – Due to Sri Lanka’s strategic location, regional powerhouses China and India have shown disproportionate interest in the small island nation for more
Sweden and Finland Join NATO With New Strategic Alliance In Place
Swedan–Sweden and Finland have been invited under the NATO banner despite much resistance from Russia. The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) has brought them under
Johnson calls on NATO countries to increase their military budget
United Kingdom–In response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will encourage his NATO members to increase their defence expenditure during a
NATO’s limited capacity not matched by its power
NATO, which is preparing to have a summit and has ambitions to spread its tentacles into the Asia-Pacific area, is continuously on the lookout for
Sri Lanka Restricts Fuel Consumption Through Closed Schools And WFH
Sri lanka– A severe fuel shortage in the country has forced Sri Lanka to ask its public servants to work from home and schools to
Long road lies ahead to create UN biodiversity framework
kenya–After nearly a week of challenging discussions in Nairobi, delegates from almost 200 nations have made little headway toward hammering out a plan for a