Category: World
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Ethiopia’s next Prime Minister
Abiyyi Ahimad Alii has been elected by the ruling coalition as the Prime Minister delegate for Ethiopia. The region has witnessed many violent protests in the recent..
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Saudi Arabia’s solar ambition
The world’s biggest solar power firm is reportedly going to be built in Saudi Arabia. The Middle Eastern nation has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with..
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Kushner in trouble
David Apol, the head of the federal government’s ethics agency, has revealed that White House officials have been reviewing Kushner’s family real estate business..
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Mexico-US improve customs, border cooperation
Mexico and the United States have signed three accords to improve bilateral customs procedures and accelerate the flow of agricultural produce across their border..
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Oil prices rise amid Middle East tension
As tensions rise in the Middle East, the price of oil has gone up once again in 2018. Brent crude futures LCOc1 were up by 5 cents to $70.17 per barrel and U.S..
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US passes overseas data access law
The United States has passed legislation aimed at making it easier for many countries to access email and other personal information stored beyond their own borders..
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China to further open financial sector
China’s new central bank chief pledged the steady opening of its financial sector. The country plans to steadily reform and further open its financial sector while putting..
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Yemen’s cholera crisis
According to Unicef, Yemen is once again at the cusp of another deadly cholera outbreak. The disease has already affected millions of children in the war-torn..
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Sarkozy to face investigation
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy has been charged with corruption, misappropriation of Libyan funds, and unlawful campaigning. It is alleged that Sarkozy..
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Lessons from Iraq War
March 20th, 2018 marked the fifteenth anniversary of the controversial Iraq War initiated by America. Experts used the occasion to warn Washington of the dangers..