Month: March 2021

Two men on Tuesday were each charged with premeditated murder in connection with two separate domestic violence incidents that resulted in the deaths of a divorced woman and two female … Read More

It’s been one year since outbound international mail has been suspended, with no end in sight. This month marks one year since any snail mail has left Nepal…

The makers of Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine have demanded an apology from the EU’s medicines regulator after a senior official warned member states against hastily authorising the jab, comparing emergency … Read More

Lebanese protesters have set up new roadblocks to vent anger over political inaction in the face of deepening poverty, but security forces managed to reopen some to traffic…

A bipartisan group of 140 lawmakers urged the Biden administration on Tuesday to ensure any resumption of talks with Iran goes beyond its nuclear program to include activities the US … Read More

After six years of painstaking investigation, the ICC is finally moving to probe Israeli violations of human rights and international law, which could lead to the prosecution of both Israelis … Read More

A human rights group says Saudi Arabia has intensified its crackdown on women in recent years, despite promises of improving their social standing, stressing that female activists in the kingdom … Read More

Russia Tuesday underlined the importance of the quick formation of a “mission government” made up of technocrats in Lebanon to overcome the country’s severe economic and financial crisis, the worst … Read More