The diplomatic tensions between Paris and Baku have escalated to a new height as two French embassy diplomats were declared personae non gratae in Azerbaijan on a Tuesday.
General Affairs
On the occasion of the International Epidemic Preparedness Day, celebrated every December 27, Antonio Guterres, the Secretary-General of the United Nations.
As the Republic of Moldova stands at the cusp of a pivotal transformation, the appointment of Anca Dragu as the Governor of the National Bank of Moldova heralds a new era of economic progress.
Gulf Arab states on Monday expressed strong support and optimism for the latest commitment by the warring factions in Yemen to respect a new ceasefire agreement and engage in efforts to restore peace.
Sierra Leone, a gem nestled on the West Coast of Africa, is an intriguing melting pot of diverse cultures, captivating landscapes, and significant infrastructural development.
Global warming, a phenomenon that has been at the forefront of scientific discussions for the past few decades, has profound implications for our planet’s ecosystems.
As we approach the end of 2023, it’s time to contemplate the significant developments that have marked the year, both politically and economically. From the resurgence of multilateralism
25 Dec: The Enduring Influence of Orthodoxy in Eastern Europe: A Historical and Cultural Perspective
Orthodoxy has been a profound force in shaping the societies and cultures of Eastern Europe. The countries of Romania, Bulgaria, Serbia, Greece, Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, and Moldova.
The Bank of England (BoE) often finds itself walking a tightrope. The recent statement by one of its most hawkish policy makers, Jonathan Haskel, has added a new twist to this balancing act.
The world of science and technology recently marked a significant milestone with the successful and repeated production of nuclear fusion ignition, a breakthrough that brings us one significant step closer to the reality of near-limitless clean energy at scale.