Sun Jan 07 2024
Nine weeks out from snap elections, Portugal’s ruling Socialist Party (PS) on formalises Pedro Nuno Santos as their new leader in place of Antonio Costa, who quit as prime minister and party head in November amid a corruption investigation. Santos won the support last month of 62 percent of party members and is now targeting a poll success on March 10.
Anura Kumara Dissanayake Leads Sri Lanka’s Presidential Race
Peace Impossible Without Implimenting UN Charter
Russia Rejects Swiss-Organized Peace Summit as ‘Fraud’
Israeli Forces Close Al Jazeera Bureau in Ramallah
Kerala-born Norwegian Businessman Linked to Lebanon Blasts Investigation
Papua Rebels Free New Zealand Pilot After 19 Months
Haitian Migrants in Ohio Feel Threatened in American Presidential Campaign
Trump and Harris Spotlight Economic Strategies as Election Approaches
Parliament’s Reckless Amendments
Champions Cup Must Produce Results, Pakistan Cricket Seeks Improvement
Islamophobia on Screen