Sweden and Netherlands call for EU sanctions on Israel
The two foreign ministers presented their argument in the letter directed at EU foreign affairs chief Kaja Kallas. They contended that the
Iran’s Growing Role in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization
From Tehran to Tianjin The 25th meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Council of Heads of State will be held in
Controversies arise over immigration sweep across the UK
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Wana’s Fight for Education and Values against FAK
In Wana, a violence-torn southern part of Waziristan (Ex-FATA), now Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan, FAK (terrorist faction) is facing a timely uprising against
Pakistan Launches Satellite Enhancing Disaster Response
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A Turning Point in Bogota Bohemia Culture in Peru
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UN Court Tackles Tech and Environment
The move by the International Court of Justice to attribute a clean and sustainable environment as a human right is momentous. It
Unity in Diversity and Cultural Cohesion
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Village Head of Sikhs Banned to come to Red Fort
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