- 12 October, 2024
China blames US for stalemate in ties
China, on Monday, blamed the United States for a “stalemate” in two-way ties, accusing the latter of creating an “imaginary enemy” – setting a confrontational
EU denies UK’s request on revising Northern Ireland Brexit protocol
The United Kingdom has mentioned to the E.U. that it wants to revamp Northern Ireland Brexit protocols. The U.K. says that the Northern Ireland protocol
Russia Unveils Checkmate Stealth Nuclear Head Warplane
Russia has recently unveiled its latest Checkmate warplane which has nuclear warhead capabilities. The hypersonic missile it is armed with can travel seven times the
Precious Medical Capital Moving Focus To Richer Nations: WHO Report
There is a need for medical staff all over the world. But poor countries are far more at a loss as many medical practitioners are
China Russia Hinted At Fueling False Information Propaganda Online In US Vaccination Sabotage Drive
There is general misinformation propaganda going on against US vaccine dissemination. China and Russia has been involved in it too; though the bigger culprit seems
US To Pass Bill Banning Use Of Products Origination From Xinjiang China
The United States senate has passed a bill to ban the import of any products that are originated from the Xinjiang region, without getting any
US to rescue friendly Afghans who helped troops, evacuation to start soon as Taliban strengthens grip
As Taliban continues its offensive and takes back control of key Afghanistan land post US troops withdrawal, United States of America has decided to act
Bastille Parade Exhibits Sahel Forces Sends Off World Macron Message
France marks its traditional national day today, with the Bastille parade day lined up with the Sahel forces dressing up the occasion. As an indication
EU set to sanction Lebanon leaders as Beirut explosion nears one year
European Union is in process of designing a legal framework of sanctions against leaders of Lebanon as the first anniversary of catastrophic Beirut explosion rocked
Haiti appeals US to send in troops for protecting key infrastructure post President Moise’s assassination
Haiti’s government has reportedly requested the US government to send in troops for protecting key infrastructure in the country, including port, airport and gasoline facilities,