Belarus prevents the UN from monitoring human rights
The Belarus government suppression of human rights organizations restricted the United Nations’ ability to
Linke far-left to coalesce with SPD and Greens
Linke, the far-left in Germany, presented themselves on Monday as potential coalition partners with
Ireland’s Varadkar, UK to extend Brexit grace periods
Ireland’s deputy PM, Leo Varadkar, said on Monday Britain plans to extend post-Brexit grace
Boris Johnson Faces Criticism over Afghanistan Crisis
UK’s PM Boris Johnson says ‘no veteran’s request for help will go unanswered’ as
Anti-Serbian protests erupt in Montenegro, police and civilian
Police fired tear gas, while protesters threw rocks in a protest in Montenegro. The
Opposition party in Czech to forge ties with
The Czech Republic should forge closer ties with the liberal allies of the EU,
Poland declares emergency state on border with Belarus
Poland’s President declared on Thursday an emergency state in two areas close to the
Iran urged to resume Nuclear deal negotiations
France and Germany on Wednesday pushed for Iran’s rapid return to nuclear deal talks,
Putin Open Fire at US over Afghanistan Exit
Russian President Vladimir Putin lashed out at the US’ 20-year campaign in Afghanistan that
Ukrainian President Heads to White House Tomorrow
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy is expected to arrive at the White House on Wednesday
