Italy's Lock Down Taking Its Toll On Residents

The lockdown imposed by the Italian government in a bid to contain the spread of the deadly coronavirus affecting over 60 million people has already manifested some damaging ripple effects in the country. The lockdown has sparked protests especially by Inmates in up to 22 prisons.

Russia To Hold Nationwide Vote On Constitutional Change

Russian President, Vladimir Putin has on Wednesday agreed to hold a nationwide vote on April 22 to enable citizens' input in the constitutional changes of the country.

British Finance Minister, Sajid Javid has resigned on Thursday, saying he could not accept the demands of Prime Minister Boris Johnson. He said, " The conditions were attached that I replace all my political advisers." "I don’t believe any self-respecting minister would accept such conditions. I therefore felt the best thing was to go," Javid added.

Post Brexit: EU And Britain To Hold New Talks

European Union and Britain will kick off new talks on Monday to negotiate and reach a deal that will enable their relationship after the Brexit transition period of the end of the year.

Megxit: Queen Elizabeth Forbids Harry And Meghan From Using Their ‘Sussex Royal’ Brand

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will formally step down as senior royals from 31 March, and the Queen of England has enjoined Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to refrain from using their already-trademarked “Sussex Royal” brand.

Scotland Takes Steps Towards Independence Vote

Following the United Kingdom's exit from the European Union (EU) on January 31, 2020, Scotland has begun taking necessary steps towards holding a referendum on its independence from Britain.