Mohammad Allawi, Iraq’s new prime minister, faces tough challenges
The announcement of Allawi’s name has generated mixed responses from the protesters in Iraq, with certain quarters ready to give him an opportunity while others have rejected him
1919 workers strike in Glasgow
Coming barely a year after the Russian Revolution, the Secretary of State for Scotland declared the strike a “Bolshevist uprising.”
7423 bombs dropped on Afghanistan in 2019, says report
Civilian casualties in the bombings have sharply increased in the last decade. Last year, the number of people killed in government and NATO-led attacks was higher than those killed by the Taliban
Brexit: The end of the beginning
The UK may have officially left the EU on January 31 but the divisions created during the process remain and many challenges lie ahead
Healthcare workers in Kenya’s Meru county set to strike on February 5
The county government has not responded to workers’ demand for the payment of their statutory dues for the months of November and December
Death of football fan and activist in Chile reignites protests
Jorge Mora, a football fan and a social activist, was run over by a national police truck outside a football stadium in Santiago
Bolivian coup regime launches attack campaign against presidential candidate Luis Arce
Luis Arce, the presidential candidate of the socialist MAS party, denounced that the de-facto government is trying to impede his participation in the general elections on May 3
US house passes resolutions to restrict Trump’s war powers over Iraq and Iran
They may prevent Trump to take any unilateral action against Iran before the elections.