The UN Security Council has approved a resolution supporting Morocco's plan to retain sovereignty over Western Sahara, a move that Washington called historic and was described by Algeria and the Polisario Front as "reward for expansionism."

The civil war in Sudan has so far claimed the lives of more than 150,000 people, displaced 12 million, and put 25 million people on the brink of absolute starvation. The revelation of the role of the UK in arming the rebels, accused of genocide, once again revealed London’s ugly face to the world.

The Secretary of the Russian National Security Council warned of the intention of Western countries to split Russia.

The Venezuelan president announced that the goal of the recent escalation of US tensions against his country is to steal oil, gas and gold.

The victory of Catherine Connolly is not only a political event but also a turning point in Irish history, indicating the desire of the people for deeper changes in social justice and international relations.

In an unprecedented move, the Pentagon announced the deployment of America’s most advanced aircraft carrier to the coast of Venezuela, a decision that signals a possible decision by the Trump administration to conduct ground operations in Venezuela.

Amidst 2 parallel media streams and systematic policies, the Indian Muslim community is grappling with denial of suffering, organized humiliation, and normalized violence. A situation that, according to sociological theories, has sounded the alarm of moral collapse for India's ostensibly democratic society.

Rodrigo Paz was elected as the new president of Bolivia in the presidential election.

The Louvre Museum, the world's largest art museum, was closed today after the theft of Napoleon and his wife's jewelry.

The Colombian President criticized the US actions in making the Caribbean Sea unsafe, saying that Washington committed premeditated murder.