Fragile Tajikistan Government in Need of Reforms
Brussels, Berlin (21/3 – 42.86) Tajikistan, a small fragile country in Central Asia, has been facing a multitude of issues in recent years. With…
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Turkey-Syria earthquake caused Sh5 trillion damage
The February 6 earthquake that hit Turkey and Syria caused Sh5 trillion in damage according to a World Bank rapid damage assessment report. Turkey…
Amid a crime spike and complaints of uncollected trash, New Orleans mayor faces a possible recall election
Mayor LaToya Cantrell also faces allegations that she misused a city-owned apartment and had a relationship with a member of her security team. New…
What the FBI found at the family home of the University of Idaho murder suspect
The search was conducted at the Pennsylvania home of Bryan Kohberger’s parents The FBI recovered four medical-style gloves and a silver flashlight last year…
Slovenia to unveil list of subsidised air routes
The Slovenian government has compiled a list of routes it plans to subsidise out of Ljubljana Airport in a bid to bolster connectivity. The…
Bulgaria celebrates Liberation Day. See when is it
On March 3, 2023, Bulgaria will commemorate its Liberation Day, which marks the country’s independence from Ottoman rule. The Treaty of San Stefano, signed…
Drug shipments to U.S. hold cheap generic Viagra, not opioids feared by FDA
The FDA has long blocked the importation of cheap medicine, saying that it opens the door to opioids. The agency’s own data shows that…
Earthquakes displace 2.7 million people in Turkey, exacerbate pre-existing food insecurity in Syria: USAID
Devastating earthquakes in early February have displaced an estimated 2.7 million people in Turkey and exacerbated pre-existing food insecurity in Syria, the US Agency…
Biden to visit Selma as he makes his own case for voting rights
President Joe Biden will visit Alabama on Sunday to commemorate the 58th anniversary of the landmark Bloody Sunday march that galvanized the Civil Rights movement and…
TV Slovenia Waits as Court Puts New Legislation on Hold
LJUBLJANA, SLOVENIA — Many journalists, academics and analysts expressed regret after the Slovenian Constitutional Court late last month put on hold parts of a new…