Home SNGPremiumSNGPremiumBy Team StratNews; - Aug 15 2020, 15:03FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Seven Killed In Togo Protests As Activists Condemn Security Forces’ ‘Shocking Violence’ In a joint statement, 12 Togolese civil society and human rights groups accused security forces of arbitrary arrests, beatings with Nations Push Climate Action With New Taxes On Luxury Air Travel The initiative, which was co-signed by Sierra Leone, Benin and Somalia, will get technical support from the European Commission, it Colombia Ramps Up Military Offensive After Peace Talks Collapse Colombia's armed forces are in the process of gradually adding 16,000 new troops as training and funds become available, he Spain’s Former King Juan Carlos To Release Candid Memoir Spanish prosecutors investigated allegations of fraud laid against the former king in Spain and Switzerland, but dropped the probe due China Quietly Replaces Russia As Cuba’s Primary Supporter With shortages of food, fuel and medicine, grueling hours-long blackouts and plunging tourism and exports, Cuba is in desperate need US To Resume Trade Talks With Canada After Ottawa Revokes Digital Services Tax In a bid to revive stalled trade talks with the U.S., Canada halted plans to implement its new digital services Congo Gold Miner Accuses M23 Rebels Of Forcing Unpaid Labour Twangiza Mining, which is headquartered in Congo and describes itself as a Chinese firm, said its workers were being "held Philippines Pushes ‘One-Theatre’ Strategy For East, South China Seas Gilberto Teodoro, the Philippines' Secretary of National Defence, says it is "reasonable" to treat both the East and South China Global Leaders Address Poverty And Climate Challenges At Spain Summit The U.N. chief, Antonio Guterres, said the event aimed "to repair and rev up" a system of cooperation where "trust Xi To Skip, Putin To Join Remotely: BRICS Summit Low On Steam? In the absence of Presidents Putin and Xi Jinping, much will depend on how host Brazil seeks to shape the 1 2 3 … 1,333 Next »
