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.
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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…
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.
Sweden ex-envoy to China goes on trial for overstepping mandate
Sweden prosecutor accuses former ambassador to China Anna Lindstedt of brokering unauthorised meeting for Chinese-Swedish dissident’s release.
Russian diplomats expels from Czech over poison plot hoax
Russian diplomats expelled by Czech Republic while Russian embassy said expulsion of its employees was ‘provocation’ based on ‘ungrounded accusations’.
European Union to start allowing in outside travellers from July
European Union will not open internal borders before end of June, meaning restrictions on travel to and from other countries…
Erdogan vows more support to secure gains in Libya conflict
Erdogan vowed to ramp up Turkey’s support for its ally in Libya to lock in recent military gains, promised joint…
Hong Kong legislature passes China national anthem
Hong Kong’s legislature approved a contentious bill that makes it illegal to insult Chinese anthem,critics see as sign of China…
Legal agreement reached between Russian firm,French far-right party
Legal agreement reached between France’s far-right National Rally party led by Marine Le Pen and a Russian firm over a…
Beijing warns UK interfering HK affairs will backfire
Beijing has warned United Kingdom after Prime Minister Boris Johnson promised sanctuary for three million who may flee Hong Kong.
FNC presses for boosting UAE birth rate
FNC member demanded the government for boosting United Arab Emirates birth rate to address imbalance in demographic structure.
Stefan Lofven to appoint coronavirus inquiry before summer amid criticism
Stefan Lofven will launch an inquiry into the country’s handling of the pandemic before the summer, amid growing criticism over…
British FM defends lockdown easing as the ‘right step’
British foreign minister defended the government’s careful loosening of the coronavirus lockdown, saying it was the “right step to be…
Australian court ruled archives must release letters to Queen Elizabeth surrounding PM sacking
Australian court has ruled that country’s archives must release of letters to Britain’s Queen Elizabeth and her local representative surrounding…
Turkey considers oil exploration under Libya deal
Turkey considering to begin oil exploration in eastern Mediterranean within 4 months under a deal signed with Libya that was…
Sources says US to cancel visas of Chinese students
Sources says United States is planning to cancel the visas of thousands of Chinese graduate students,which could impact 3,000 to…
Saudi bankruptcy committee receives 381 liquidation requests
Saudi bankruptcy committee has received about 381 requests for liquidation from firms which is largest in history of Saudi Arabia.
Former Malaysian PM expelled from own political party
Former Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad expelled from own political party for not supporting the country’s government.
European Union released details of $824bn coronavirus recovery plan
European Union coronavirus relief package seeks to avoid a further splintering of economic growth and wealth levels among EU’s 27…
British PM Explanation of aide’s lockdown trip made Britons bristle
British PM says people should make up their own minds about the decision of his senior aide to drive 250…
United States military says Russia deployed fighter jets to Libya
United States military says Russia deployed fighter jets to Libya to support Russian mercenaries fighting for eastern forces, adding concerns…
Old foes India and China come face to face again
Old foes India and China came face to face again, Soldiers from both sides have been camped out in the…