Donald Trump cast doubt on a peaceful transfer of power
Donald Trump has cast doubt on whether he will commit to a peaceful transfer of power should Democrat Joe Biden…
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One-month Lockdown in England could be extended
One-month lockdown for England announced by PM Boris Johnson this weekend could be extended as UK struggles to contain a…
Many Thai royalists put on show of force for king
Many yellow-shirted Thai royalists have staged their biggest show of support for the monarchy so far on Sunday.
KSA allows foreign pilgrims to enter for Umrah
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia ready to host about 10,000 foreign pilgrims to perform Umrah after a seven-month pause.
Opposition in Georgia rejects election results, plans protests
Opposition planing protests as early count shows governing Georgian Dream leading in parliamentary vote, sources says.
Trump administration asks Supreme Court to end Obamacare
Trump administration has long called Obamacare a disgrace, but Republicans have yet to propose a popular replacement for the law.
Broken Unemployment system complicates Trump’s path to re-election
Broken unemployment system raises prospect of out-of-work Floridians bringing their anger to voting booths,where races decided by slimmest of margins.
Far-right demonstrators clash with London Police
Far-right and anti-racism protesters rallied in London, despite strict police restrictions and warnings to stay home to contain the coronavirus.
Ukraine received $5 million offer in bribes to end probe into energy company
Ukraine officials said they were offered $5 million in bribes to end a probe into energy company Burisma’s founder, but…
Greece ready to open to tourists but safety top priority
Greece Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has said the safety of tourists is a top priority for us as we are…
Nepal approves new map as dispute with India escalates
Nepal Parliament approved new map as dispute escalates while India rejected it, calling it a ‘unilateral act’ that is not…
United States proposes sweeping new restrictions on asylum claims
United States proposes sweeping restrictions while Critics of measure say the proposed changes would ‘represent the end of the asylum…
India’s Dalits calls to end discrimination amid US protests
India’s Dalits campaigners support Black Lives Matter protests amid protests in United States and hope it ignites a similar conversation…
Future euro zone bailouts should aim to restore growth,report for ESM says
Future euro zone bailout programmes should aim more at restoring economic growth rather than focusing on fiscal tightening and their…
Kathmandu calls for border talks with Delhi as dispute deepens
Kathmandu and Delhi dispute began after India’s inauguration of a Himalayan road that lies at a three-way junction with Tibet…
German far-right AfD wins symbolic court case against Interior minister
German far-right political party AfD won case against Interior minister,Court says minister breached neutrality rule by publishing his ‘biased’ remarks.
UK opposition leader takes a knee in support of Black Lives Matter
UK opposition Labour Party leader Keir Starmer was photographed taking a knee in support of the Black Lives Matter movement…
Iran to execute man convicted of spying on Soleimani for CIA
Iran has decided to execute man who convicted of spying on slain Revolutionary Guards commander Qassem Soleimani,helped US intelligence agencies…
London mayor orders review of the capital’s statues
London mayor orders a review of capital’s landmarks, street names and statues after a wave of anti-racism protests held in…
Democrats in US Congress propose extensive police reforms
Democrats in US Congress unveiled a sweeping package of legislation aimed at combating police violence and racial injustice.
Prince Andrew’s lawyers hit back over US inquiry
Prince Andrew’s lawyers hit back at claims the royal was not cooperating with US prosecutors investigating late financier Jeffrey Epstein.
United States plans “shake transatlantic relationship”, Merkel ally says
United States plans to withdraw troops from Germany “shake the pillars of the transatlantic relationship”, Peter Beyer said.