Prime Minister Justin Trudeau issued apology Friday and rebuked Canada’s historic deplorable treatment of First Nations peoples. Trudeau’s apology comes after the latest discovery by the Cowessess First Nation of
Myanmar’s military junta killed three more people in the country, raising the death toll in protests against the Feb. 1 coup to 880, according to a local monitoring group. In
A magnitude 5.2 earthquake struck Turkey’s eastern province of Bingol on Friday, the country’s disaster agency announced. The Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD) said the quake struck the Kigi
The Turkish president on Friday dismissed the possibility of early elections in the country. “The date of the early elections is certain, June 2023. Don’t beat the wind,” Recep Tayyip
Turkish women’s national volleyball team beat Japan 3-0 to bag the bronze medal in the 2021 FIVB Nations League on Friday. Turkey won the match with the sets of 25-19,
US President Joe Biden on Friday said the “senseless violence” in Afghanistan must stop as Taliban fighters continue their offensive on government-held territories. Biden reiterated that US support for the
The Burkinabe opposition on Friday announced to hold peaceful and silent marches throughout the country to protest rising violence and demand better protection for the masses. In a statement, Eddie
Turkish Cypriot President Ersin Tatar called on EU leaders on Friday to “see the realities” on the island. “I once again call on them (EU leaders) to see the realities
Sixty organizations working for the public’s right to health have filed a collective petition against Uganda’s government for allegedly allowing private health facilities in the country to charge COVID-19 patients