World population to reach 11 billion by 2100: UN
United Nations lately released a report titled World Population Prospects and it is revealed the global populations by 2050 and 2100 are to reach 9.7 billion and 11 billion respectively.…
Author: Paul Linus
Mass arrests, deportations of migrants on card: Trump
Mass deport of illegal immigration is on card soon. Trump tweeted Monday starting next week such migrants will be arrested. Referring to US Immigration and Customs Enforcement the president wrote…
Former Sudanese president Bashir makes public appearance
Since April, when the coup took control of Sudan, former President Omar al-Bashir appeared for the first time in public on Sunday while being driven from jail to prosecutor’s office…
Moldova’s outgoing government agrees to leave office, finally
For about a week the outgoing government of Republic of Moldova refused to leave the post and as an aftermath the new coalition government couldn’t take office in capital city…
Kim’s letter to Trump lacks substance on denuclearization
The well defined “beautiful letter” of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un by President Trump is learned lacking substance and has no details about how to take the path of…
Nevada bans employers from discriminating employee on marijuana test
Nevada becomes the first state to pass a unique law for employers. Starting next year job seekers cannot be barred to be hired if failed marijuana screening test. It will…
Kim writes to Trump showing interest for another round of talk
It seems soon the world would witness another round of nuclear talks between Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. The president said Tuesday a beautiful letter has been…
Canadian PM announces single-use plastic items ban by 2021
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Monday the country would terminate the use of several single-use plastic items by the year 2021. The product list is yet to be released…
Massive crowd hit Hong Kong streets protesting new extradition law
A massive crowd took the streets in Hong Kong Sunday protesting a new extradition law and holding signs like “No China Extradition” and “Let’s make Hong Kong great again.” The…
BREAKING: Hillary Clinton’s youngest brother dies
Hillary Clinton’s youngest brother Tony Rodham died Friday night with unknown cause. He is survived by wife Megan Madden and three children Zachary, Simon and Fiona. The 2016 Democratic presidential…
The debate on gun control – A flashback
The day after the January 8, 2011 shooting rampage, Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) exemplified the resistance to new gun control measures in remarks made on Fox News. The first-term Senator’s…
AU suspends membership of military-led Sudan
African Union suspended Thursday membership of Sudan citing the brutal crackdown of military on protesters lately in which dozens of people have been killed. A Twitter post by AU’s Peace…
No deal reached with Mexico over tariff, immigration: Trump
President Trump tweeted Wednesday no deal has been reached with Mexico over tariffs and immigration and would be inclined with his threat of imposing a 5 percent levy on important…
Trump bans cruise ships, travel to Cuba
Cuban economy will be further squeezed. United States dollars will remain out of the hands of Cubans and the communist government. The Trump administration announced Tuesday to end a nearly…
Sudan: Dozens killed in force crackdown on demonstrators
In a massive crackdown on Monday dozens of protesters in Sudan are feared dead by the Sudanese security forces in central Khartoum. The sit-in site of the protesters was attacked…
Constitutional council cancels Algerian July 4 presidential elections
Algerian presidential elections scheduled for July 4 will not be held as body that oversees said it is not possible as planned and the president is to name a new…
