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Myanmar protesters regain freedom after 51 days under detention
The Myanmar military leader has released hundreds of demonstrators placed under detention for protesting against the administration after ousting the democratic elected government in the country.
As gathered, the protesters were conveyed…
Dubai deputy ruler passes @75
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) finance minister and the deputy ruler of the emirate of Dubai, Hamdan bin Rashid Al Maktoum, has been reported to have passed on after protracted illness at the age of 75.
Hamdan, who assumed office as the…
EU sanctions China, Myanmar, Russia over rights abuses
The European Union has sanctioned China, Myanmar, and Russia over the trio's alleged human rights abuses under the countries governments despite increase awareness on human rights of citizens.
As stated, the sanctions were approved on…
Myanmar Military leader doubles troops deployment after protesters
Despite a rising death toll at hands of security forces, Myanmar Military leader has doubled troops deployment across country in a renewed crackdown on protester in the troubled nation.
Aside from additional troops deployment, the junta…
Russia recalls envoy after Biden threaten sanctions for election interference
The Russian Government has recalled its ambassador to the United States after the country's President, Joe Biden, threatened to deal with those election interfering with US affairs including elections.
Biden's comments which was critical…
Five die after security forces open fire on Myanmar protesters
No fewer than five persons have reportedly been killed on Monday after Myanmar security forces opened fire on pro-democracy demonstrators, a day after dozens of protesters were shot dead and attackers torched several Chinese-financed…
Biden signs $1.9trn COVID-19 stimulus bill
As part of measures aimed at bringing relief to Americans and boost the economy, the United States President, Joe Biden, has signed into law the $1.9 trillion stimulus bill in commemorating one-year anniversary of a U.S. lockdown over the…
Myanmar junta attributes Suu Kyi’s detention to $600,000 fraudulent payment
Myanmar’s military junta has again accused detained civilian leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, of accepting a $600,000 illegal payment and more than 11 kilograms of gold.
As stated, additional corruption charges to the accusations against Suu…
EU records 6m jobs losses during COVID-19 first wave
No fewer than 6 million jobs were lost during the first wave of coronavirus pandemic across the twenty-seven nations under European Union with temporary contractors, young and female workers at times hit harder than in the 2008-09 financial…