A bill in the National Council proposes to create an institute of civil cohabitation, which would give LGBTIQ people more rights, and after the murders in a queer bar, the bill has a chance to pass.

Infighting in the German government between the Greens and the liberal FDP over the phase-out of nuclear energy intensified over the weekend.

Financial markets reacted positively Monday after the United Kingdom’s new finance minister ripped up Prime Minister Liz Truss’ tax-cutting economic stimulus package.

Three UN peacekeepers were killed on Monday by a highway bomb in Mali.

A joint study released by the Körber Stiftung and the PEW Research Center has shown Germans are increasingly positive about their country’s relationship with the United States.

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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the shift in the current geopolitical landscape have led to the realisation that the EU’s strategic interest in a stable and secure environment in its near neighbourhood must go beyond who will be the next member.

Seven months after U.S. President Richard Nixon’s visit to China and the resulting issuance of the Shanghai Communiqué in February 1972, Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka arrived in Beijing on September 25.

Sasa Braun has seen a lot in the 28 years he has worked as an investigator.

Currently, nine Special Economic Zones (SEZs) have been agreed upon under CPEC, namely Allama Iqbal Industrial City Faisalabad, Punjab, Rashakai SEZ, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Dhabeji SEZ, Sindh, Bostan SEZ, Mirpur SEZ, AJK, ICT Model City Islamabad, Industrial Park on Pakistan Still Mill Land Karachi, Mohmand Marbal City, ex-FATA and Maqpandass SEZ Gilgit.