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Indian students studying abroad rose by 52.2%, reaching 892,989 in 2023. The United States, Canada, and the UK are primary destinations, with Canada seeing a 76% increase in enrolment, despite …
Over 50% Increase in Indian Students Studying Abroad: Government Report Read More
Cyclone Chido, which struck Mayotte, was intensified by climate change according to Imperial College London. This cyclone represented the worst destruction in the region in 90 years and was categorized …
Climate Change Intensifies Cyclone Chido’s Impact on Mayotte Read More
Mauritius is engaging in new negotiations with the UK over the future of the Chagos Islands, submitting counter-proposals to the original deal. The UK would retain a long-term lease on …
Renewed Negotiations on Chagos Islands Between Mauritius and UK Read More
Peru ranks as the third-largest exporter of Brazil nuts, with $30 million in exports and a 12.4% market share in 2023. Despite a 17.8% decline in demand and a contracting …
Peru Emerges as Third-Largest Exporter of Brazil Nuts Worldwide Read More
Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, is Africa’s most densely populated megacity with 17 million residents. It is a vital economic and cultural center, known for …
Exploring Kinshasa: Africa’s Most Densely Populated Megacity Read More
The 53rd Vijay Diwas was celebrated at Fort William, Kolkata, with a Bangladeshi delegation present, highlighting India’s crucial support during the 1971 Liberation War. Veterans recalled their experiences and the …
Vijay Diwas Celebrations Highlight Indo-Bangladeshi Historical Ties Read More
Tropical Cyclone Chido has caused significant destruction in Mayotte, leading to at least 14 confirmed fatalities and over 250 injuries. The French government is concerned that the death toll could …
Mayotte Faces Potential Humanitarian Crisis Following Tropical Cyclone Chido Read More
HSBC is reportedly planning to scale back its retail banking operations in Mexico, Malaysia, and Indonesia, focusing on wealthier clients amid efforts to cut costs. The bank has faced challenges, …
HSBC Considers Retreating from Retail Banking in Mexico, Malaysia, and Indonesia Read More
In 2012, President Obama declared Syrian chemical weapons use a red line, threatening military action. Following a major chemical attack in 2013, diplomatic negotiations with Russia led Syria to join …
The Ongoing Challenge of Chemical Weapons Accountability in Syria Read More
MetaMask has launched its Card in Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia, enabling seamless crypto transactions through Mastercard integration. The card automatically converts cryptocurrencies to local fiat for easy daily spending, aiming …
MetaMask Introduces Card in Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia for Enhanced Crypto Usability Read More