Decades of crippling debt, drought and falling income have hit India‘s countryside hard and left the future of Indian farming in jeopardy. Recently, thousands of Indian farmers are demanding government intervention to help check dwindling farm income. In this regard, they began 10-day protests on Friday

As Egypt prepares for its upcoming presidential election, all signs point to a third term for incumbent President Abdel Fattah al-Sissi, despite a backdrop of social discontent and a crippling economic crisis.

The Latvian parliament voted on Wednesday to reintroduce mandatory military service for eligible men starting next year, citing risks to regional security in the context of the war launched by Russia against neighboring Ukraine.

The Republic of Moldova obtained, together with Ukraine, the right to start the process of joining the European Union. For some observers, the association seems unfair, idealising the Chisinau regime.

A third of the world’s population could be living in areas as hot as the hottest parts of the Sahara in the next 50years- Study says.

Iceland, the land of fire and ice, has witnessed the awesome power of nature once again as a volcano erupted on Saturday night, marking the fourth such event since the previous December.

On December 6, 2024, Romania witnessed a shocking twist in its political landscape as the Constitutional Court unexpectedly canceled the second round of the presidential elections.

Following judicial investigation aimed at his wife, Begona Gomez, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has, in an abrupt and surprising development, publicly stated that he is considering resigning.

Oceania boasts the vast and clearest blue territory on Earth: the 34 million square kilometers of the exclusive economic zone of the Pacific Ocean is like an unrolled

Saudi Arabia is leading a coalition to resurrect efforts toward an Israeli-Palestinian two-state solution, which is a major step on the international scene.

Armenia has called for the “immediate” deployment of a United Nations mission to Nagorno-Karabakh, a contested region that has been a source of tension between Armenia and Azerbaijan for decades.

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Despite the economic hardships facing his country, Tunisian President Kais Saied announced on Monday that his administration would reject financial aid allocated by the European Union (EU)

In recent years, we have witnessed a veritable scramble for rare-earth elements. Today, it would seem that these materials are more important and valuable than materials like gold, platinum, and diamonds.