In an attempt to revive Albanian and North Macedonian European Union (EU) membership prospects, Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic announced plans to revamp methods for evaluating potential member states’ readiness.
Read MoreAs the panic from the coronavirus outbreak extends, the already-decaying economy of Hong Kong faces deeper plummets.
Read MoreThe wait is over for members of the LGBT community in Switzerland, where parliament has recently passed a bill to protect members of the community from discrimination.
Read MoreUnited States diplomat, Tibor P. Nagy, called upon the countries in the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) in an effort to apply pressure on the two major peace partners in South Sudan to proceed with the formation of a government of national unity.
Read MoreOn April 5, warplanes attacked Idlib, a rebel-held region in North-West Syria, killing ten people. 24 people were wounded from the bombing, and several others died while attempting to flee.
Read MoreRecent developments in the ongoing U.S.-Iran situation have seen protesters in Iraq flood the streets by the masses, with hundreds of thousands marching through the streets of Baghdad protesting the U.S. troop presence in Iraq.
Read MoreAs of January 31st, 2020, the nearly four years of waiting finally ended: the UK officially left the EU, entering a transition period that will last until December 2020.
Read MoreLong awaited as one of his key foreign policy achievements, U.S. President Donald Trump’s Middle East Peace Plan was met with mixed reactions.
Read MoreTo say that farmers are having a bad time in East Africa would be an understatement. Giant swarms of locusts are eating up acres of crops as they move through the region.
Read MorePope Francis’s New Year’s Day homily urged listeners and followers to recognize women and the dignity they possess, along with ending violence directed against them.
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