One in four people will be African by 2050. Global population is predicted to rise to between 9-10 billion people by 2050. More than half of these will come from Africa. By 2050, half of the world (except the USA)...
EIRE’s Taoiseach, Leo Varadkar, told Irish broadcaster RTE that it will be ‘very difficult’ for the UK and the EU to reach a Brexit agreement before the October 31st deadline. This is because ‘big gaps’ remained between the two sides....
“Spygate could be one of the biggest scandals in history”. With this tweet in May 2018, President Donald Trump launched a new campaign to discredit the investigation into “Russiagate“, pointing his finger at the Obama administration, the Department of Justice...
The success of Howdy Modi event in Dallas and personal bonhomie shown by Trump and Modi indicate changing equations in Asia and the willingness of the US to join hands with India to check the growing menace of China in...
Donald Trump is not only “dumping” the Kurds, he is also giving precise indications regarding the cornerstones of his foreign policy agenda. Not only as regards Syria, but also all other global crises, directly or indirectly, involving the United States....
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is asking the United States to “reconsider its decision” to grant immunity to Anne Sacoolas, the wife of an American diplomat. Sacoolas fled the UK after accidentally killing a British teenager this August. According to...
Six days of unrest have left over 100 people dead and thousands injured, as protests and violence have raged with the ongoing Iraqi conflict. On Sunday, 12 anti-government demonstrators were killed in the capital, Baghdad, with seemingly no end in...
Under curfew and a virtual internet blackout, Iraq has been a country in turmoil over the past few days. Details from within Iraq have been rather sketchy, as the ongoing and widening revolt against the government of a country that...
It has been four years since the sovereign debt-crisis struck the Greek economy. EU and IMF officials struck a deal with Syriza, the left-wing government that led Greece at the time, on the condition that they enact deep fiscal cuts...
Last week Wednesday marked one year since Saudi born journalist and Washington Post columnist, Jamal Khashoggi, was murdered inside the Saudi Arabian Embassy in Istanbul, Turkey. The assassination was not only a blow to democracy in the Middle East, but...