Pakistan says a 2019 air raid by India was a “false flag” operation conducted by India’s governing Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) for electoral gains and urged the world community to stop its long-time rival’s “reckless, militarist agenda”. In a series of tweets
After four years in the White House, Donald Trump is leaving the United States presidency with low job approval ratings following the January 6 attack by his supporters on the US Capitol, according to three new public opinion surveys. One poll showed
Kampala, Uganda – A convoy of military tanks menacingly passes through the capital every so often in a show of force. Uganda People’s Defence Force soldiers, police and the local defence unit comprised of civilians trained and armed by the government to
Nur Otan party to retain hold on power after it is projected to win almost 72 percent of ballots cast. Kazakhstan’s governing party is set to sweep the oil-rich country’s parliamentary election, as it has done for decades, with no major opposition
Ruling Nur Otan party, promising political reform, expected to score a big win in the oil-rich Central Asian nation. Voters headed to parliamentary polls in Kazakhstan on Sunday with the ruling party expected to score a big win and the oil-rich country’s
Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan – Voters are casting their ballots on Sunday in arguably one of the most polarising elections since this Central Asian nation’s independence from the Soviet Union. Amid a freezing winter breeze, people will choose not only its next president but
Pope calls on all sides to reject hatred and hold talks as opposition calls for cancellation of last month’s vote. Pope Francis has urged the people of the Central African Republic to refrain from violence after the deeply troubled country staged disputed
Voters in the southern state of Georgia in the United States are set to decide the balance of power in Congress in a pair of high-stakes Senate runoff elections that will help determine President-elect Joe Biden’s capacity to enact what may be
Some 7.4 million people are registered to vote for the new president, the ballot coinciding with legislative elections. Niger is voting in an election that is expected to lead to the first transfer of power between two democratically elected presidents in a
Polls have opened in the Central African Republic (CAR) to choose a new president and parliament amid fears of escalating violence as the government tries to hold off a rebel advance on the capital, Bangui. Armed groups hostile to President Faustin-Archange Touadera,