Peace Council triumph: Donald Trump can whip the wires of the desert



The United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention (UNWGAD) reported on Friday that over 240,000 migrants were placed in detention centers in Mexico

On Tuesday, Sweden’s parliament overwhelmingly approved a landmark defense agreement with the United States, a decision that has sparked considerable debate within the Scandinavian nation.

The English National Opera (ENO), a national treasure that has graced our stages and enriched our cultural scene for centuries, is now facing an existential crisis.

India, which has 1.4 billion people, is on the verge of potentially outnumbering China in terms of population. Leveraging its demographic advantage

In the year 2030, the world stood on the precipice of change. The United States of Europe, a visionary dream that had been contemplated for decades, finally materialized.

According to recent reports, the German Federal Parliament passed a bill on June 3: From October 1st, the minimum hourly wage in Germany will be increased by 2.18 euros to 12 euros per hour, which will benefit more than 6 million people.

Germany is going through a delicate phase in its history. Since unification in 1990, the government in Berlin has been the beacon of economics, industry, and political leadership in Europe. Lately, this role has been increasingly fading.

We have arrived again on a “December 21st,” a day when, in the last 35 years, I, and it is clear that many other Romanians, have been questioning ourselves about the events that led to the violent fall of the Ceaușescu regime

Newly nominated Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard is scheduled to travel to Europe next week, a significant step that highlights the changing nature of U.S. foreign policy

France has been here before: a government searching the sofa cushions for savings, a restive public eyeing the wealthy, and a famous billionaire warning that a new levy will drive success out of the country.

China, a country where gestures matter, even a lot, made a blunt statement of intent through them during the visits to Beijing this week by the French leader, Emmanuel Macron, and the president of the European Commission

Tsai Ing-wen is a Taiwanese politician, scholar and the first female president of the Republic of China, commonly known as Taiwan, since 20 May 2016.

February 2024 will be etched in the economic history of Sweden as a month of financial turmoil. Bloomberg’s recent report highlights a staggering 62% increase in bankruptcies compared to the same period last year, drawing parallels to the grim days of the early 1990s financial crisis.

The German company Volkswagen announces that it is withdrawing from the Russian market. The auto giant is currently negotiating the sale of assets held at the Kaluga plant.

Africa Tourism Conference opened in Durban, South Africa, and closed on May 15. The conference focused on building an inclusive tourism economy and promoting sustainable.

