UK unveils new visa scheme for scientists after Brexit

Britain on Sunday announced a new fast-track visa scheme for top scientists, researchers and mathematicians as it prepares a new immigration system for life...

Is Europe divided at UN Security Council after Brexit?

In a recent UN Security Council vote on extending cross-border aid to Syria, Britain aligned with the United States and abstained in a rare...

How the world discovered the Nazi death camps

Images of what the Allies found when they liberated the first Nazi death camps towards the end of World War II brought the horror...

British High Commission upgrades Pakistan travel advisory to ‘safe’

British High Commission declared Pakistan safe for visit and travel for its citizens in the latest travel advisory report. The positive travel advice for...

Brexit finally Done: Britain and EU officially Divorced

Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Friday hailed "a new chapter" in Britain's history as he signed its divorce treaty with the EU, clearing another...

How fashion uses greenwashing to hide its dirty secrets

Paris fashion fortnight began last week with an apocalyptic warning. "Our Mother Earth will not be able to support life, we will not be able...

Thunberg told to get an “economics degree” by U.S Treasury Chief

Just when it seemed that the clash between Donald Trump and Greta Thunberg was subsiding, the United States' financial chief on Thursday told Swedish...

US diplomat’s wife charged for killing a British teenager, thorn in US-UK relations

Britain on Friday rebuked the United States for refusing to extradite a US diplomat's wife charged over a car crash that killed a British...

Trump relaunches trade battle with Europe

US President Donald Trump relaunched a major trade offensive against Europe on Wednesday, threatening to hit the EU with damaging auto tariffs if Europeans...

ISIS fighters’ wives languish in Syria, looking for a way home

In an overcrowded desert camp for families linked to the Islamic State group in northeastern Syria, a French woman begged for another chance so...

‘Russian spies’ in world leader’s Davos meeting: Scandal or clickbait?

The Swiss Police caused a media frenzy, in the Davos Summit, when news broke out of the alleged Russian spies being captured. Though the...

Women in power in the European Union – the end is nigh for patriarchy

Senior Greek judge Ekaterini Sakellaropoulou will join a small group of women leading European Union countries when she is confirmed as president Wednesday. Women...
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