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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New Delhi: Meeting of Foreign Ministers of G-20 countries has been organised in Indonesia on the 7th and 8th of July. There is a possibility that Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi will hold discussions during this meeting. This meeting could be significant against the background of the brewing border […]
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Berlin/Beijing: The G7 group announced an investment of USD 600 billion to pose a challenge to the ambitious Chinese scheme ‘Belt and Road Initiative’ (BRI). The plan is named ‘Partnership for Global Infrastructure and Investment’. This G7 scheme is believed to be a part of the Build Back Better World scheme announced last year. As […]
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Cairo: The United Arab Emirates (UAE) will be investing $6 billion in Sudan, which is close to the critical Red Sea marine region. Of this, a whopping $4 billion will be used by UAE for building a port on the Red Sea in Sudan. UAE will be developing this port similarly to the Jebel Ali […]
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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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Moscow/ Washington: By attacking Ukraine, Russia has deprived millions of people around the world of food. The United States has accused Russia of using food as a weapon. However, Russia has counter-accused the United States of trying to seize food supplies from Ukraine. Russia has warned that the US action could lead to global food […]
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Khartoum: – More than 160 people were killed, and more than a hundred others were injured in the ethnic clashes in the West Darfur province of Sudan. Local sources informed that violence was sparked in the Kreinik region of West Darfur. It is revealed that thousands had to migrate because of the fresh violence. It […]
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Washington: The uncertainty in the global economy has increased further due to the Ukraine conflict. International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned that this uncertainty could slow down the global economy. The IMF will be releasing a report named ‘World Economic Outlook 2022’ in the next few days. This warning becomes significant against this background. Besides, […]
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London/Geneva: The United Nations has fired a salvo of criticism at the Refugee Deal signed between the United Kingdom and Rwanda, saying using a human being as a commodity is not right. The UN Refugee Commission has also said that the concerned deal violates the promises made by the United Kingdom on the international level. […]
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Washington/ Paris: Over the last few years, Mali’s military regime has sought the help of Russian contract soldiers to fight against terrorist outfits. Mali deployed contract soldiers of Wagner company by saying that the French soldiers had failed their mission until now. US AFRICOM Chief General Stephen Townsend imparted its information. However, General Townsend warned […]
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