North Korea has called the South Korea-US drills “rehearsals of war” and warns that there will be “consequences” if they do not stop according to the North Korean news agency KCNA. The response comes as the two nations have kicked off their annual spring exercises on Monday. According to Reuters, observers have said there are […]Read More
A Video grab of Haiti’s Prime Minister Ariel Henry (left) addressing a joint press conference with President William Ruto of Kenya in Nairobi March 3, after signing an agreement for Kenyan support for a multinational force to restore peace in his troubled country. As security forces and violent gangs battle for control of capital Port-au-Prince, […]Read More
<B>The move is seen as a clear signal of the French position on reproductive rights at a time when abortion is being challenged in various parts of the world, including the US. </B>Read More
The lowest voter turnout since the 1979 Revolution is a clear sign of discontent with the theocratic regime, particularly among the younger generation, say western analysts.Read More
<B>The Supreme Court ruling overturned Colorado top court's decision to bar the former President from contesting the Republication primary from the state. </B> Read More
An estimated 1 million people turned up in Bangkok to view the relics of the Buddha and his disciples that are enshrined in this special mandapam at the Sanam Luang Royal Palace ground. The relics of Lord Buddha and two of his disciples were taken to Thailand in a special Air Force plane from India […]Read More
Prachanda back in power with new partners In Nepal, the ruling coalition comprising the Nepali Congress and Maoist Centre has collapsed. A new Left alliance takes over although Maoist Prime Minister Push Kama Dahal (Prachanda) continues in office. His new partners are the Communist Party of Nepal-UML, Rashtra Swatantra Party and the Samajbadi Party. The […]Read More
China has ended a three-decades old practice where the premier briefs the media, domestic and foreign, on the proceedings of the annual parliamentary session. The session begins on Tuesday when the National People’s Congress (NPC) or parliament, meets in Beijing for about two weeks to vote on legislation and personnel assignments. The NPC works at […]Read More
Military exercise involving over 20,000 soldiers from 13 countries has started in northern Norway, Sweden and Finland Finland, which shares a 1,340km border with Russia, joined Nato in April 2023 in a historic move following decades of military non-alignment and Sweden is expected to join in the days to come. The exercise will continue till […]Read More
Good news for students at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in the Bronx, New York. They will not have to pay tuition fees as the 93-year-old widow of a Wall Street financier has donated $1 billion to their medical school. Ruth Gottesman’s donation is one of the largest ever made to an educational institution […]Read More
Chad has unexpectedly announced a return to presidential elections which will end three years of military rule. According to a VOA report the election is expected to take place on May 6 this year. The elections come months earlier than was expected. General Mahamat Idriss Deby one of the major contenders announced that he would […]Read More
Nepal’s ruling coalition government could break up later today. Kathmandu based Yubaraj Ghimire, Editor of the online portal deshsanchar.com, told StratNews Global on the phone that the Nepali Congress (NC) is expected to pull out its ministers from the coalition following reports that Prime Minister Pushp Kamal Dahal (Prachand), has struck a deal with KP […]Read More
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Qatar have one thing in common: they are tremendously rich. The UAE is the world’s seventh largest producer of oil with around 111 million barrels of crude reserves, while Qatar has the third largest reserves of natural gas behind Russia and Iran. And so the term Goliath, what they […]Read More
Haiti’s government has declared a state of emergency and night time curfew following violence on the streets as armed gang members stormed the country’s biggest prisons, with thousands of inmates escaping. The emergency comes into immediate effect as the government said that it would apprehend the criminals who are believed to have escaped. On March […]Read More
Pakistan claimed that a Karachi-bound ship which had been stopped and seized in Mumbai in January had been carrying “commercial goods,” according to a report in indiashippingnews.com. In an official Foreign Office statement on Sunday, Pakistan rejected India’s allegations that the ship had been carrying machines for a nuclear programme. “This is a simple case […]Read More
Australia’s foreign minister Penny Wong has announced that her government would provide $41.8 million in maritime security to Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) countries. Wong added that the countries of this region are reliant on oceans, seas and rivers for livelihoods and commerce, including free and open sea lanes in the South China Sea […]Read More
South Korea has said that it will start taking legal action against trainee doctors who have been protesting against the government move to increase medical school admissions, Reuters reported. Health minister Cho Kyoo-hong in a news briefing said that the government will conduct on-site inspections to check on trainee doctors who have not returned to […]Read More
US vice-president Kamala Harris has urged the Israeli government to “significantly increase the flow of aid” into Gaza. She also called upon Palestinian militant group Hamas to agree to an immediate six-week ceasefire. In one of the most strongest comments made by a senior US leader, Harris pressed the Israeli government and outlined ways in […]Read More
<B>The Boeing 777 aircraft flying from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing with 227 passengers and a dozen Malaysian crew members vanished from radar on March 8, 2014. Despite the most expensive search in aviation history, it remains untraced. .</B>Read More
Barbecue, a policeman-turned ganglord and the only Haitian to be sanctioned by the UN, wants to bring down the government of Prime Minister Ariel Henry.Read More
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