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Australia Reopens Its Borders, Macron To Meet Putin, Zelensky And More

[ad_1] Latest news from around the world, with focus on all that’s happening in global politics, on the Covid-19 pandemic front, and from India’s neighbourhood. Australia To Reopen Its Borders On February 21, PM Scott Morrison Announces Australian prime minister Scott Morrison on Monday announced that it will reopen its borders to fully vaccinated tourists

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Opposed to ‘Unilateral Action’ on Kashmir, Need Peaceful Resolution, Says China After Imran Khan, Xi Meet

[ad_1] China on Sunday pledged closer cooperation with Pakistan under the USD 60 billion CPEC investment programme and called for resolving the Kashmir issue properly and peacefully while opposing any “unilateral actions” that could complicate the situation as Prime Minister Imran Khan held talks with the top Chinese leadership, including President Xi Jinping. Khan called

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Bus Accident In Mexico’s Tourist Resort Cancun Leaves 8 Dead, 15 Injured

[ad_1] At least 8 were reported dead in Mexico’s Cancun when a tourist bus hit a government vehicle (Image: Shutterstock) The bus containing several foreign nationals hit a truck which was working on government tourist project. AFP Cancún, Mexico Last Updated:February 07, 2022, 09:22 IST FOLLOW US ON: At least eight people died and another

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Macron Expresses Hope Ahead Of Meeting With Putin

[ad_1] French president Emmanuel Macron ahead of his Monday meeting with Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin called for a ‘new balance’ and said that a deal to avoid war is possible, according to reports by news agencies. Macron, however, clearly outlined that Ukraine’s sovereignty was not up for discussion. He, while speaking to French newspaper Journal

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Fearing Junta, Hundreds Of Myanmar Parents Disown Dissident Children

[ad_1] Every day for the last three months, an average of six or seven families in Myanmar have posted notices in the country’s state-owned newspapers cutting ties with sons, daughters, nieces, nephews and grandchildren who have publicly opposed the ruling military junta. The notices started to appear in such numbers in November after the army,

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