Warsaw: Aija Kalnaja, chief of Frontex, warned that the Russia-Ukraine conflict has affected food grain exports and has caused a food shortage in the African and Middle Eastern countries. The intensity of this shortage is increasing by the day. Therefore, a fresh immigrant influx could be triggered in the coming times.’ It was revealed that […]
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Rome: Heatwave and reduced rainfall has hit Italy hard, and it is faced with the worst famine in the last seven decades. Given the famine, the Italian government announced an emergency in the country. Emergency was clamped in two central Italian provinces and five northern provinces that are the centre of agriculture in Italy. Italy, […]
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Washington/Taipei/Beijing: The discussions for a trade agreement has started between the United States and Taiwan on Monday. A few months ago, the United States indicated strengthening trade ties with Taiwan. After that, US-Taiwan Initiative on 21st Century Trade was announced at the beginning of this month, and now the discussions have started. China is restless […]
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Khartoum: Over 125 people were killed and hundreds were injured in the ethnic violence that flared up in the Darfur province of Sudan. The Arab rebel groups launched fierce attacks on nearby villages after a dispute over the ownership of a land parcel in the city of Kulbus. Nearly 20 villages were torched and more […]
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Washington: After a sustained denial for three months, the United States finally confessed to its biolabs in Ukraine. The US defence headquarters Pentagon has said that the United States has been operating 46 biolabs in Ukraine for the last 20 years. Pentagon claimed that these biolabs are being used for peaceful civilian health plans. The […]
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Tehran: Iran and Venezuela signed a 20-year cooperation agreement during the visit of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro to Iran. This includes cooperation in the energy, science-technology, minerals, and agriculture sectors. While the sanctions imposed on Venezuela are being withdrawn, the Venezuelan President delivered a message that there is no change in the country’s diplomatic stand […]
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Moscow: The United States and European countries have blamed the conflict between Russia and Ukraine for rising inflation and famine in Africa. But President of Senegal and the Chief of the African Union, Macky Sall, has dismissed these accusations against Russia. President Sall criticised that instead, the threat of the food crisis increased given the […]
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London: Russia and Iran have signed a 20-year energy cooperation agreement as the conflict in Ukraine has hiked fuel prices across the United States and European countries. The two sides also discussed extending the second and third phases of Iran’s Russian-backed Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant. Russia is also expected to play a vital role in […]
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New Delhi: While the US seeks to increase pressure on India in the wake of the Russia-Ukraine war, bilateral trade between the two countries has hit a record high. The bilateral trade between India and the United States for 2021-22 has crossed $119 billion. The US has overtaken China to become India’s largest trading partner […]
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Washington/Moscow/Kyiv: Analyst Sara Menker warned that the global wheat stocks might not last beyond ten weeks. Menker pointed to this stark reality during a meeting of the UN Security Council. She also claimed that the world is facing a food shortage crisis for the first time since the 2008 recession. Although the Russia-Ukraine conflict is […]
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