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US seeks dialogue with North Korea

The US Secretary of State, Rex Tillerson, has said that the country is willing to engage in dialogue with North Korea to seek a diplomatic resolution..

What Trump knew

The White House has confirmed that US President Donald Trump did in fact help his son draft a statement regarding Trump Jr’s..

Turkey’s biggest trial underway

Nearly 500 people involved in a failed coup to overthrow the Turkish government in 2016, are set to go on trial.The country will be witnessing..

Venezuelan opposition leaders taken

Venezuela’s opposition leaders have reportedly been taken from their homes. According to tweets from family members, Leopoldo Lopez..

755 US diplomats ousted

Russian President, Vladimir Putin has announced that 755 US diplomats would have to leave Russia by September 1, 2017. This is in retaliation to the US Congress passing a bill imposing hard sanctions…

Venezuela votes for constituent assembly

On July 30th, Venezuela held an election to institute a controversial new constituent assembly. The country witnessed multiple protests and the violence which broke out left at least 10 dead.…

A stern warning to the US

North Korea has successfully launched an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) for the second time this year. The launch puts placed US cities in range of potential attack. North Korea has said…

Tear-gas used in al Aqsa

Over 100 Palestinians were injured as Israeli forces used tear gas on worshippers at the al Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem. Thousands had returned to the holy site after two weeks of violent protests that…

Abe struggles under scandal

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has been bogged down by growing scandals threatening to undermine his administration. Abe was recently grilled by opposition leadership on whether he misused his…

UK to ban diesel & petrol vehicles by 2040

The UK government will announce that it will ban diesel and petrol cars and vans by 2040. BBC has reported that the government will encourage a move towards electric cars in a bid to combat air…

IMF look at China

By 2027, the International Monetary Fund, may move its headquarters to Beijing, China. Christine Lagarde, the managing director of IMF has said that such a move will be dictated by China’s economic…

US-North Korea inevitable war?

North Korea has threatened a nuclear strike on "the heart of the US." Pyongyang's state-run Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) has warned the US of dire consequences if the United States attempts to…

Peace in Libya?

Libya’s two warring leaders, Prime Minister Fayez al-Serraj and the eastern commander Khalifa Haftar have agreed to a conditional ceasefire. The ceasefire, that was mediated by the French president,…

Trump looks to fire Sessions

US President, Donald Trump is contemplating firing the current Attorney General, Jeff Sessions. The president has publicly voiced his frustration over his long-time ally and referred to him as “…

Jordan has the cards – former Mossad agent

The Israeli government has said that it will remove the metal detectors installed at the al Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem. The announcement comes after a violent incident took place at the Israeli Embassy…

Deadly shooting at Israeli embassy

Two Jordanians were killed by an Israeli when violence erupted inside Israeli embassy complex in Jordan. A security guard reportedly opened fire and killed the two men during a confrontation.…

Conflict Mineral Controversy

Attempts by Donald Trump suspend the law against the use of conflict minerals poses a global threat to the spread of terrorism. Attempts by Donald Trump suspend the law against the use of conflict…

Bank of America shifts EU base

As Britain prepares to leave the European Union, Bank of America has announced that it will be shifting its EU base from London to Dublin. Bank of America is the first of the Wall Street lenders to…

Sessions’ Russian woes

The Attorney General of United States, Jeff Sessions, reportedly met with Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak to discuss the presidential elections during the campaign. According to a report from…

US’ North Korean ban

US is going to ban its citizens from travelling to North Korea. The ban reportedly will be announced on July 27, 2017 and will come into effect a month after that. Relations between US and North…