Since the Junta takeover in Myanmar, several pro-democracy protestors have been killed. Civilians in deep forest areas are now learning how to fire weapons and fight in a makeshift camp.

Myanmar: Young civilians prepare to fight military in a makeshift camp in deep forest

The citizens of the United States seem to have been continuously losing confidence in the military, a new survey published recently said. There is a need to conduct more research to understand the reasons for the development.

US citizens continuously losing confidence in military, says new survey

Following their departure from Afghanistan, many Afghans now find themselves in foreign nations with no clear idea of where they will be able to fully settle. More than 60,000 Afghans were evacuated by the US, in addition to US nationals, permanent residents, and citizens of friendly countries.

Evacuated Afghan citizens on American military bases await resettlement

According to a survey conducted by Morning Consult/Politico polling, 66 per cent of registered voters in the US have said that ISIS and other Islamist terrorist groups in foreign countries pose a “critical threat” to the country.

66% US citizens think terror groups pose threat to country 

The government on Thursday said that India was not aware of any details or nature of the government that could be formed in Afghanistan by the Taliban. Addressing a briefing of the Ministry of External Affairs, spokesperson Arindam Bagchi said that the evacuation operation that has remained halted since the past few days would resume once the Kabul airport became operational.

Evacuation of Indian citizens priority in Afghanistan: MEA

The United States urged its citizens Friday to "immediately" leave the gates around Kabul's airport, where a suicide bomber this week targeted crowds trying to flee Taliban rule.

US tells citizens to leave Kabul airport gates 'immediately'

Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan will talk to citizens by the way of taking live telephone calls at 3 pm on Sunday. While announcing on social microblogging site Twitter, Prime Minister's Office said the premier would answer questions of the public on telephone and social media under the session 'Apka Wazir-e-Azam aapke saath’.

Pakistan PM to talk to citizens on live calls at 3 pm today 

Belarus' border security agency has announced a severe tightening of already strict rules limiting citizens' ability to exit the country to curb the spread of the COVID-19.

Belarus imposes new rules restricting citizens from leaving country

More than 80 per cent of Japanese oppose hosting the virus-postponed Olympics this year, a new poll published on Monday showed, less than 10 weeks before the Tokyo Games.

Over 80 per cent Japanese oppose Olympics this summer: Poll 

As a second wave of the coronavirus pandemic rips through the country, the government on Monday said it is time people start wearing masks inside their homes as well, and refrain from inviting guests.

Mask up even inside homes: Govt tells citizens amid surge in COVID-19 cases

Multiple governments across the world have started evacuating their citizens from China. Around 16 countries have now reported case of the virus and pressure is mounting on the World Health Organization to declare this a global health emergency.

WHO under pressure to declare Health Emergency

From budgeting for rural weddings to dressing appropriately and avoiding online porn, China's Communist Party has issued new guidelines to improve the "moral quality" of its citizens.

Avoid porn, dress appropriately and be patriotic: China pushes for higher 'moral quality' in citizens

Bahrain's king, Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, reinstated nationality to 551 people stripped of their citizenship by courts in the Gulf Arab state, state news agency BNA said on Sunday.

Bahrain king reinstates nationality to 551 citizens tried in courts

The US has urged its citizens to reconsider their travel to Pakistan mainly due to terrorism and risks to civil aviation operating within or near the country. The Federal Aviation Administration, in a notice issued on Wednesday, said that terrorist groups continue plotting possible attacks in Pakistan.

US urges citizens to 'reconsider' travelling to Pakistan due to terrorism

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro on Tuesday signed a temporary decree making it easier for Brazilians to buy guns, delivering on a campaign promise to overturn strict regulations in a country suffering from a record wave of murders.

Bolsonaro loosens gun laws in murder-ridden Brazil

Colombian authorities evacuated a camp that housed Venezuelan immigrants in the capital of Bogota on Tuesday, dismantling a temporary shelter even as the flow of refugees from the crisis-stricken neighbouring nation is expected to continue unabated.

Colombia clears migrant camp as Venezuela exodus continues

Planned by the British for a maximum of 16,000 populace, the 'Queen of Hills' now houses nearly 200,000, requiring 42 million litres per day (MLD) of water.

Citizens left high and dry as water cut continues in Shimla 

Writing one cheque can give you a new identity and visa-free travel to more than 100 countries around the world

These 8 countries sell their citizenship. Any takers?

President Jacob Zuma's ANC controls large parts of the country's municipalities, but graft scandals have made him unpopular

South African President urges citizens to vote for African National Congress

Police fired teargas, beat up protesters and broke down doors at some houses, saying they were looking for organisers of the protest

Zimbabwe protests turn violent as taxi drivers and citizens face off against cops

The Turkish president referred to Syrians as 'brothers and sisters' but Ankara, who hasn't granted them refugee status, calls them 'guests'

Syrian refugees could become Turkish citizens: Erdogan

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