London/Paris: – Even though the United Kingdom has exited European Union for several months, the controversy over Brexit is not over. Following the dispute over Ireland and the Sausages, tensions reign between the United Kingdom and France over fishing rights. France has held a British ship at its port and indicated to cut off power […]
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Ankara: – Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced that additional military deployments would be made in Syria and Iraq to intensify the actions taken there. The Turkish parliament approved this proposal presented by President Erdogan on Tuesday. This will enable President Erdogan to launch attacks in Iraq and Syria for the next two years. But […]
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Berlin/Warsaw/Minsk: – Germany indicated that it would support Poland in countering the influx of migrants from Belarus into the European Union. The proposal includes joint patrols on the German-Polish border, additional troops for the Polish border, and financial assistance to provide facilities to the migrants. In the last two months, it has been reported that […]
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Washington: – The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said that the government debt burden in the global economy has reached $88 trillion. The debt is about 98% of GDP and is expected to grow further soon. During the Coronavirus pandemic period, measures taken by various countries to revive the economy led to an increase in […]
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Kabul/New York: – Amir Khan Muttaqi, Taliban’s caretaker Foreign Minister, threatened, ‘It is not in anyone’s interest to weaken the Taliban regime. If the influx of refugees from Afghanistan goes to the west, it will have a direct negative impact on global security and the economy.’ The Taliban is threatening the international community to start […]
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Beijing: – The Coronavirus originated in Wuhan lab in China, and China has begun to oppose this new inquiry. China has indicated it will reject the investigation, citing that the issue could be used for political purposes. A few days ago, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced the resumption of its investigation into the origin […]
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Kabul – After the Taliban took control of Afghanistan, its economy has suffered. However, the Taliban is preparing to promote the cultivation of opium poppy and narcotics trade. In the 1990s, the Taliban was trading in large quantities of narcotics in Afghanistan. Analysts point out that the Taliban is once again moving in the same […]
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Moscow – In defiance of the opposition from the United States and other leading countries, Russia has initiated the process to fill gas in the completed ‘Nord Stream 2’ fuel pipeline. This development becomes significant given the fuel crisis developing in Europe. Last month, the Russian company Gazprom declared that the ‘Nord Stream 2’ pipeline […]
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Brussels – The Pakistani Prime Minister claimed that sooner or later, the United States will have to recognise the Taliban government in Afghanistan. This open support given by the Prime Minister of Pakistan to the Taliban is having international repercussions. Belgian MP Filip Dewinter warned that the Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan with the help of […]
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Brussels/Beijing: – Europe has initiated steps to reduce its dependence on China for Rare Earth Minerals. The group, ‘European Raw Materials Alliance’, has recommended an investment of $2 billion in this sector. This group has been formed by the European Union. Besides, the group also pointed out that the European countries are heavily dependent on […]
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