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Donald Trump's approach to Greenland issue is an erratic episode: Reports

The US President told Fox Business on Thursday that the framework deal under negotiation would give the US "total

What Mbeki and Zuma say about truth and reconciliation

The Khampepe Inquiry into possible political interference in the NPA's prosecution of apartheid-era crimes has prompted former presidents Thabo

NATO Secretary General is dealing with a frazzled Europe

Just a few days ago, European leaders were scrambling to respond to US President Donald Trump's increasingly aggressive rhetoric

Zohran Mamdani takes a measured approach as NYC Mayor

Having entered office promising an expansion of social services and government programs, Mamdani is

Combating crimes against humanity must follow UN Charter: China

Combating crimes against humanity must comply with the UN Charter and universally

Alliance between USA and NATO faces rare perils

European Union ambassadors held emergency consultations in Brussels on Sunday, and several leaders of NATO allies who are friendly

Andrew Rosindell quits Tories and joins Reform UK

Andrew Rosindell has resigned from the Conservative Party and defected to Reform UK, reports BBC.The former shadow minister

Gangsters kill 7 police officers in Guatemala

Guatemala President Bernardo Arévalo declared a 30-day state of siege Sunday after suspected gang members in Guatemala's capital killed

China's 5% growth and structural undercurrents

China released its full-year economic data for 2025 on Monday. At first glance, the headline figure is precise: real

Greenland crisis: An uncertain era for global security

In January 2026, we have already had two momentous developments. The United

Cuban President vows to defend his country defying White House threat

Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel hit back on Saturday at U.S. President Donald

Pope Leo calls for respecting the desire of Venezuelan people

Pope Leo XIV has said the prohibition on countries violating one another's

Sudanese government returns to Khartoum after three years

The Sudanese government which had been driven out by war has returned

US braces for countrywide demonstrations over ICE shooting in Minneapolis

More than 1,000 demonstrations against the Trump administration's immigration crackdown are planned across the United States of America this

US suspends all assistance to Somalia government

The United States says that it has suspended all assistance to the government of Somalia, alleging that officials destroyed

Turkey is closer to join Saudi Arabia and Pakistan defence pact

Turkey is lobbying to join a defence pact between Saudi Arabia and nuclear-armed Pakistan, a potential move that could

Paramedics and police officers wounded at a crash scene in Essex

Three men have been arrested after paramedics and off-duty police were struck while attending the scene of a crash

Minnesota officials are being restrained from investigating ICE shooting: Reports

In the past, federal and local law enforcement have worked together to meticulously gather evidence, conduct interviews and share

China pushes UN for fair, inclusive global governance

The UN General Assembly, the main policy-making body of the UN, was created under the UN Charter - signed

Congo fighting flares up within hours of peace deal ceremony

Fighting raged in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo on Friday, a day after US President Donald Trump hosted Congolese

Mamdani slammed for sending letter to jailed Indian activist

The Indian government delivered a sharp rebuke to New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani after a letter he wrote

Andrew oligarch £15m mansion sale linked to bribery scheme

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor received millions of pounds from an oligarch using funds from a firm implicated in criminal corruption, a

Leftist activists' attack on electric lines disrupts power supply in Berlin

Amid heavy snow in the German capital and temperatures plummeting to below freezing, nearly 100,000 people were left without

Samsung's new phone looks straight out of science fiction

For years, sci-fi shows have depicted futuristic computers with shape shifting screens that can fold or expand depending on

Cambodia extradites accused business tycoon to China

A prominent tycoon wanted by United States federal prosecutors for allegedly running one of Asia's largest transnational criminal networks

White House discusses options to acquire Greenland

At the request of US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's team, the US State Department in recent months provided

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