WORLD
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‘Living in a dark era’: one year since Myanmar’s coup
Hours before Myanmar’s new parliament was due to convene last February, troops rounded up lawmakers in dawn raids, ending a…
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Joe Biden’s big test: Proving he can rally allies against Vladimir Putin
President Joe Biden’s effort to rally support, both at home and abroad, ahead of a potential Russian invasion of Ukraine…
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Denmark to pull troops out of Mali after junta demands
Denmark announced Thursday it would withdraw a newly deployed contingent of 100 troops from Mali after repeated demands, which Copenhagen…
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Castro to be sworn in as first woman president of Honduras
Xiomara Castro will be sworn in Thursday as the first woman president of Honduras, which is grappling with poverty, migration,…
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Russia says US failing on Ukraine but more talks possible
Russia said Thursday that the United States was failing to address its main security concerns over Ukraine but left the…
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Ukraine leader orders probe after conscript shoots five dead
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Thursday ordered police to investigate a mass shooting carried out by a member of the…
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Indian job seekers burn train, cars following alleged recruitment failures
LUCKNOW: Thousands of youngsters in India have burned down empty train coaches and blocked rail traffic this week in protest…
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Jerusalem’s holy sites and West Bank carpeted in rare snow
JERUSALEM: A rare heavy snowfall covered Jerusalem, some of northern Israel and hilly areas in the occupied West Bank overnight…
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Honduras leader offers rebel deputy post to end congress crisis
Honduras’ president-elect Xiomara Castro made a last ditch attempt late Wednesday to solve a congressional crisis with hours left before…
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Torture trail raises questions on Kazakh terror claims
As Kazakhstan witnessed its worst unrest in 30 years of independence this month, Aset Abishev was grabbed off a bus…
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