SEOUL (Reuters) – Sergei Shoigu, Russian President Vladimir Putin’s top security advisor, discussed Ukraine with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on Friday, according to the TASS news agency, during his latest visit as the nations’ security ties improve. According to TASS, Shoigu said that one of the themes discussedRead More →
According to the interior minister, at least 107,000 people gathered in Serbia’s capital, Belgrade, on Saturday to protest what they call government corruption. The demonstration, which began about lunchtime, has not resulted in any serious incidents, according to the ministry statement, which reiterates the government’s call for calm.Read More →
Anger was mounting in the Democratic Party on Saturday as the party’s top US senator led a group of members in hesitant backing of a Republican bill that avoided a government shutdown. Congressional ratification of the contentious budget package was viewed as a loss for Democratic backbenchers, as well asRead More →
WASHINGTON (Reuters)— The Trump administration is considering placing sweeping travel restrictions on citizens of dozens of countries as part of a new ban, according to people familiar with the matter and an internal memo reviewed by Reuters.The paper mentions 41 nations, divided into three sections. The top 10 countries, whichRead More →
Over a month after voting, Kosovo officials declared on Saturday that Prime Minister Albin Kurti’s ruling party won the most parliamentary seats in the February elections but lacked the numbers to establish a majority administration. Following repeated delays, the Central Election Commission declared that the February 9 election results hadRead More →
Over a month after voting, Kosovo authorities confirmed Saturday that Prime Minister Albin Kurti’s governing party won the most parliamentary seats in the February elections but lacked the numbers to form a majority government. Following numerous delays, the Central Election Commission announced that the results of the February 9 electionsRead More →
According to a report by the New York Times, Pakistan might be put in the “Orange Category” on the future US travel restrictions list. While Pakistani individuals would not face a full travel restriction, they may face increased scrutiny when seeking for US visas. According to the article, some typesRead More →
Canada’s Liberal Party picks its new leader on Sunday, with a former central banker and political rookie likely to succeed Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as the country faces challenges from US President Donald Trump. Mark Carney, who formerly served as governor of the Bank of Canada and the Bank ofRead More →
HONG KONG (AP)— Hong Kong’s main pro-democracy party took a first step toward dissolution on Thursday, in the latest reminder of the Chinese territory’s shrinking space for civil society groups following Beijing’s crackdown on dissent. The Democratic Party’s central committee voted to form a task group to investigate the proceduresRead More →
WASHINGTON (Reuters) — US President Donald Trump announced on Saturday that he ordered military attacks in Somalia against a top Islamic State attack planner and others from the group. “These killers, who we found hiding in caves, threatened the United States and our Allies,” Trump wrote on Truth Social. “TheRead More →