Destroyed Military Vehicle – En Route from Shushi to Karintak – Nagorno-Karabakh (Source: Flickr) The International Court of Justice, based in the Hague, has ordered
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When a breakaway group of the Georgian parliamentary majority proposed a controversial bill, few gave it a chance of success. This changed, however, when the
Domededove International Airport, Moscow: OliBac Idris Arsamikov who fled to the Netherlands from Russia´s autonomous republic of Chechnyain 2018 because of his homosexuality was detained
On February 18, thousands of Tunisian trade unionists have held protest across the country over the worsening economic woes and the arrest of a top
The drug captagon is causing a major problem in the Middle East. The drug emerged in the early 2000s when IS distributed it to its
The crises in Moldova are piling up: pro-Western Prime Minister Natalia Gavrilita has resigned and President Maia Sandu has accused the Kremlin during a press
Following the devastating earthquake, rebel-held areas in northwestern Syria are struggling to receive help from the international community. As southeastern Türkiye is rightfully receiving help
After a turbulent week – including chaotic scenes at the Bulgarian border and an attack on a Bulgarian activist – North Macedonia’s longstanding aim of