Guaidó and supporters storm Venezuelan Parliament building
Luis Parra was elected as the new president of the National Assembly of Venezuela on January 5 but former president Juan Guaidó has refused to recognize the vote
25 dead as the Australian bushfires rage on for the fifth month
Despite being the biggest calamity that Australia has faced in generations, the government is yet to take any decisive steps to contain the bushfires raging across the country
Jordanians protest import of Israeli gas
The import of gas from Israel by Jordan has been staunchly opposed by several political and civil society sections in the country as a betrayal of the people of Palestine in an attempt to normalize relations with the Zionist state
Report exposes police brutality against students of India’s Jamia Millia Islamia university
According to a report on the violence of December 15, the police action was intentionally “aimed at causing maximum damage to the protesters,” most of whom were protesting peacefully
As ‘holiday truce’ ends, is peace on the table for the Philippines?
Both the government and the CPP have categorically indicated willingness to reopen the peace process that was abandoned mid-way in 2017
Trump threatens all-out war against Iran
The US president has also threatened Iraq with severe economic sanctions after the country’s parliament passed a resolution demanding the withdrawal of foreign forces
Anti-war groups march against US aggression in Iran
People are rising up globally to reject the Trump administration’s dangerous policies that have brought West Asia to the brink of a war
US conducts fresh airstrikes targeting PMF fighters near Baghdad
The airstrikes come just a day after the US killed a top Iranian general, resulting in a massive spike in regional tensions