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Japan pledges over USD 1 billion to Bangladesh amid political tensions, supporting budget, railway upgrades, and scholarships. Yunus faces protests from BNP demanding timely elections amidst his reform agenda under …
Japan Pledges Over USD 1 Billion to Bangladesh Amid Political Tensions Read More
The U.N. has extended an arms embargo on South Sudan amid fears of returning civil war. A narrow vote passed a U.S.-backed resolution despite several abstentions. Tensions have risen between …
Divided UN Extends Arms Embargo on South Sudan Amid Fears of Civil War Read More
Karun Nair scored an impressive 186, while Dhruv Jurel added 82 not out as India A ended Day 1 at 409 for 3 against England Lions in Canterbury. The duo’s …
Karun Nair’s Stellar 186 Puts India A in Strong Position Against England Lions Read More
The UN Security Council has extended its authorization for member states to inspect vessels potentially violating Libya’s arms embargo for another six months. The resolution requires a report on implementation …
UN Extends Authorization to Inspect Vessels Suspected of Violating Libya Arms Embargo Read More
The Waorani people in Ecuador oppose government-backed oil auctions on their ancestral lands, highlighting issues of Indigenous rights and Free, Prior, and Informed Consent. Worldwide, Indigenous communities face digital misinformation …
Global Indigenous: Waorani People Fight for Their Rights in Ecuador Read More
Taiwan tested a U.S.-made rocket system amid rising tensions with China, signaling strengthened defense efforts. This development follows increasing military assertiveness from China and highlights U.S. support for Taiwan. The …
Taiwan Tests Rocket System Made in U.S. as China Tensions Surge Read More
Recent research claims Afghanistan has the lowest life satisfaction and hope for the future in global history, showing alarming averages of 1.28 for life satisfaction and 1.02 for future hope, …
Afghanistan Faces Lowest Life Satisfaction and Hope Levels in History Read More
Colombia’s Bicentenario pipeline has ceased operations due to an attack, prompting concerns regarding energy infrastructure safety and investor confidence in the oil sector. Analysts are urging for improved security and …
Colombia’s Bicentenario Pipeline Stops Pumping After Attack: Operator Read More
Ethiopia and Iran have signed a security memorandum aimed at enhancing cooperation between their national police forces, primarily to address cross-border crime and internal ethnic conflict. The agreement reflects Iran’s …
Ethiopia and Iran Forge Security Agreement to Tackle Regional Challenges Read More
A French court sentenced former Syrian rebel spokesman Majdi Nema to 10 years for war crimes, specifically recruiting minors. This is the first trial in France under universal jurisdiction related …
Former Syrian Rebel Sentenced to 10 Years for War Crimes in France Read More