Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu resigned Thursday paving the way to turmoil of the country’s politics as well as for President Recep Tayyip Erdogen to consolidate power at such a time when there is regional as well as domestic crisis. The prime minister said he would also bow out of […]

Indonesia, Philippines and Malaysia have together agreed in boosting up maritime security by running coordinated patrols. Following the kidnappings of Indonesians by suspected Abu Sayyaf militants at sea the foreign ministers and military chiefs of Indonesia, Philippines and Malaysia held talks in Yogyakarta, ancient royal capital city nof Indonesia related […]

At least 31 people are killed and dozens of others wounded Sunday by two car bombs in the southern Iraqi city of Samawah. The ISIS militant group has taken the credit of the attacks saying two suicide bombers targeted police A day ago, Saturday, anti-government protesters gathered near to the […]

The Chinese government has taken one of the major moves Thursday by imposing greater control on foreign organizations to limit the influences of Western cultures on their society. A new law has been passed and under it over 7,000 foreign nongovernment groups is said to be affected. Henceforth the foreign […]

At least 27 including fourteen doctors and patients were killed Wednesday night after wave of airstrikes that hit a hospital in Syria’s Aleppo supported by Doctors Without Borders. It is not yet very clear who was behind the attacks. Reuters cites a Syrian military source saying the government warplanes were […]

Today is the 30th anniversary of Chernobyl nuclear disaster. Ukraine held memorial services. On April 26, 1986, a nuclear plant in Ukraine triggered a meltdown in the early hours. Deadly clouds of atomic material were spewed in the air and the incidence permanently poisoned swathes of eastern Europe. Ukrainian President […]