Tens of thousands of people took to the streets around the world this Sunday, as International Women’s Day sparked passionate calls for gender equality and peace. From Paris to Madrid, … Read More
Qatar has issued a stark warning over rising tensions between the United States and Iran, emphasizing that any military escalation could have devastating consequences for the Middle East. The caution … Read More
Costa Rica is grappling with a shocking security alert just days before its national elections. Authorities revealed yesterday that a plot to assassinate President Rodrigo Chaves was uncovered, highlighting rising … Read More
A dramatic chapter in Bangladesh’s political landscape deepened on Thursday as a Dhaka court handed ousted former prime minister Sheikh Hasina a 21-year prison sentence in a series of corruption … Read More
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has requested the Delhi High Court to conduct in-camera proceedings in its ongoing plea seeking the death penalty for Yasin Malik, the Kashmiri separatist leader … Read More
Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has made a bold and emotional appeal to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, formally requesting a face-to-face meeting to resolve one of Japan’s most … Read More
Myanmar’s military government has announced that the second phase of its controversial multi-stage election will take place on January 11, according to state media reports on Wednesday. The election has … Read More
Hundreds of Public Health Engineering (PHE) daily wagers once again took to the streets in Jammu on Monday, demanding that the Jammu and Kashmir government table the long-awaited committee report … Read More
In a landmark ruling, a US court has permanently banned Israel’s NSO Group from targeting Meta Platforms’ WhatsApp messaging service — a move that could effectively bring the controversial spyware … Read More
In a startling revelation, former US President Donald Trump acknowledged on Wednesday that he had authorised covert CIA operations in Venezuela, confirming long-standing suspicions of American interference in the South … Read More
