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India’s proxy war in Pakistan against China
On 6/2/1401, a suicide bomber struck a van near the Confucius Institute, affiliated with the Chinese government at Karachi University, killing three Chinese language teachers and a Pakistani driver.
Thursday, 2 June , 2022 -
Yemeni Army: We targeted the depths of Saudi territory
A spokesman for the Yemeni Armed Forces said in a statement that a third drone and missile operation had been launched deep in Saudi Arabia to break the siege of the Yemeni people.
Saturday, 19 March , 2022 -
WHO Announced of 7 or 8 `Top’ Candidates for a COVID-19 Vaccine
The World Health Organization chief said Monday there are around seven or eight “top” candidates for a vaccine to combat the novel coronavirus and work on them is being accelerated.
Tuesday, 12 May , 2020 -
Pompeo to Visit Israel on Wednesday: China Likely to be on Agenda
Whatever the economic benefits to be reaped from closer ties to China, the military and strategic alliance with the US is of paramount importance to Israel’s security.
Tuesday, 12 May , 2020 -
Macron Secured UN’s Ceasefire Plan to Let World Focus on Coronavirus
French President said he has secured the agreement of three UN’ Security Council to back a call by the UN for a global ceasefire so the world can focus on the coronavirus epidemic.
Wednesday, 15 April , 2020 -
Tension Grows Between US and Russia over Venezuela standoff
The United States and Russia traded warnings against interfering in Venezuela on Wednesday (1 May), a day after US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo accused Moscow of stopping President Nicolás Maduro from leaving the country.
Monday, 6 May , 2019 -
Trump Rejected to Cut US Support for Saudi-led War in Yemen
President Trump on Tuesday vetoed a measure that would have cut off U.S. military support for the Saudi-led campaign in Yemen’s civil war, rebuking Congress for a second time this year.
Wednesday, 17 April , 2019 -
Christchurch Shootings: Brenton Tarrant Appears in Court
The main suspect in the killings of 49 people in shootings at two mosques in New Zealand on Friday has appeared in court on a single murder charge.
Sunday, 17 March , 2019 -
5,000 Football World Cup Fans Overstayed in Russia, the Gov. Ordered to Deport them
Russia will, by the end of March, deport more than 5,000 people who stayed in the country illegally after visiting for the 2018 World Cup, officials said.
Sunday, 27 January , 2019 -
Iraq visit reminds us why Trump should withdraw troops from the Middle East
President Trump made an unannounced trip to Iraq to visit the U.S. combat troops there on Christmas Day, his first into a combat zone as commander-in-chief.
Sunday, 30 December , 2018 -
Chaos at Home, Fear Abroad; Guardian Report on White House these Days Air
While a government shutdown and a key resignation grabbed headlines, diplomats were stunned by US actions over Yemen.
Sunday, 23 December , 2018 -
Catalonia on Fire, Protectors Clash with Police and Block Roads
Catalan pro-independence groups blocked roads and clashed with baton-wielding police on Friday in protests against a Spanish government cabinet meeting in Barcelona which separatists branded a provocation.
Saturday, 22 December , 2018 -
Paris Flaming in Fire, Scorched by Flares and Tear Gas
Emmanuel Macron has instructed his prime minister to hold talks with protest groups after anti-government demonstrations led to the worst violence in central Paris in a decade, with more than 100 people injured as cars and buildings were set alight.
Monday, 3 December , 2018 -
France “Yellow Vests” Unrest Repeated in Brussels
Brussels has been stormed by riot police as massive protests known as the “Yellow Vests” have caused chaos in the capital of Belgium.
Saturday, 1 December , 2018 -
France Fuel Protests: Police Fire Tear Gas at ‘Yellow Vest’ Protesters
History shows that when taxes are not accepted, that starts revolutions in France.
Monday, 26 November , 2018 -
How deadly has 2018 been for journalists?
Reporters around the world are facing growing threats of violence, according to campaigners.
Sunday, 11 November , 2018 -
Saudi Arabia to build first nuclear research reactor
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman launched a project to build Saudi Arabia’s first nuclear research reactor on Monday.
Tuesday, 6 November , 2018 -
Midyear Update on the Protection of Civilians in Armed Conflict: 1 January to 30 June 2018
Latest figures released today by the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) show continuing record high casualty rates being inflicted on the Afghan civilian population by the warring parties.
Monday, 16 July , 2018 -
India To Help Build Shahtoot Dam In Kabul
India will in all likelihood assist Afghanistan in building another dam – this time on the Kabul river basin – which will provide over two million Kabul residents with potable water.
Monday, 16 July , 2018 -
Ashraf Ghani Orders Probe Into Alleged Misconduct by Afghan Forсes
President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani has ordered an immediate probe into the alleged misconduct by the Afghan forces after a video emerged purportedly showing armed forces beating and torturing the security personnel of Nizamuddin Qaisari.
Monday, 16 July , 2018
