Month: March 2021

Libyan lawmakers have confirmed a newly appointed government, in the hope it will help unify the divided, war-wrecked North African country, and shepherd it through to elections at the end … Read More

Cambodia has confirmed its first death since the pandemic began more than a year ago as it battles a new local outbreak that has infected hundreds of people…

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was forced to cancel a planned whirlwind visit to the United Arab Emirates Thursday, Israeli officials said, because Jordan delayed approving his flight path over the … Read More

The European Union agency deployed at the Greek border is failing to hold itself accountable for abuses, NGOs say…

A court in Saudi Arabia has denied the appeal by one of the kingdom’s most prominent political activists that would have allowed her to travel freely, her supporters said, weeks … Read More

At least eight people have been killed as anti-coup protesters take to the streets in several parts of Myanmar, defying an increasingly brutal crackdown by security forces who Amnesty International … Read More

Brazil yesterday recorded more than 2,000 Covid-19 deaths, its worst single-day toll, as the country’s hospitals have been over-run by the world’s worst infection-rate…