Macedonian organizations filed a lawsuit in the Court of Justice of the European Union, against the European Commission, in an historic step to force the registration of Macedonian associations in Bulgaria and protect their right
Although 2024 is being touted as a banner year for elections, with dozens of countries representing more than half the world's population holding polls, for some it marks democracy's lowest point. Cambodia is an example.\n\nLast J
Biharsharif: Two people died and two others were injured when a car carrying a groom rammed into a tent erected at a wedding venue at Chhitarbigha village under Karaiparshurai police station in Nalanda district on Sunday. Injured
Will Hinz of Lambda Chi Alpha rakes leaves from the ornamental beds around the Irvin L. Young Memorial Library, Whitewater's public library. Hinz is a communication major from Combined Locks. \"Lambda Chi Alpha has a house in the
The Israeli war cabinet is scheduled to meet later Sunday to discuss efforts to free the remaining hostages held in Gaza, according to an Israeli official, APA reports citing CNN.\n\nThe war cabinet is made up of Prime Minister Be
Life is gradually returning to the once busy oil-rich community of Igbomotoru in Southern Ijaw Local Government Area of Bayelsa State after the troops of...\n\nLife is gradually returning to the once busy oil-rich community of Igb
The military high command, on Sunday said marauding terrorists, who recently killed some of its personnel in Niger State will pay dearly for the dastardly...\n\nThe military high command, on Sunday said marauding terrorists, who r
New Delhi [India], April 22 (ANI): Bihar Congress President Akhilesh Prasad Singh said that chants of Prime Minister Narendra Modi are no longer heard, and the writing on the wall should be understood after the first phase of elec
Former Capitola City Council member Mick Routh is at it again, launching accusations against Mayor Kristen Brown and Councilmember Alexander Peterson (\"Capitola leaders ignoring voters' wishes on path,\" Sentinel Letters to the E
Safeguarding Children is urging the government to tread carefully before making a final decision on whether to introduce the mandatory reporting of child abuse.\n\nACT Leader Hon. David Seymour has said the government is consideri