In a region synonymous with arid landscapes and towering dunes, the recent catastrophic flooding in Dubai has prompted a flurry of questions and concerns. As the city grapples with the aftermath, experts and citizens alike are keen to understand the origins of such intense rainfall, especially in a city not typically associated with such weather...Read More
In the shadowy corners of international finance and global security, North Korea has found an unconventional means of sustaining its nuclear ambitions- cryptocurrency heists. This burgeoning digital frontier has become a battleground where Pyongyang’s operatives engage in sophisticated cyber warfare, targeting the vast, often unregulated reserves of digital currencies. This strategy not only highlights the...Read More
As we scroll through our newsfeeds, pausing momentarily to absorb headlines about global climatechange, political upheavals, and the latest technological marvels, there exists a shadow that hoversmenacingly over Afghanistan—a shadow cast by the resurgent Taliban and their draconian views on women. It’s a bitter pill to swallow: in a world that prides itself on advances...Read More
You can take an Indian out of India, but you can never take India out of an Indian. The phrase stands to be accurate and true in the most literal sense; in fact, you can see the overarching influence of the Indian culture even after they leave India and go overseas for work or studies....Read More
On October 24 (Monday), British Politician Rishi Sunak won the election and became the Conservative Party leader and Britain’s next Prime Minister. Besides, his rival Penny Mordaunt did not succeed in securing hundred mandatory nominations from her fellow M.P.s, after which she retreated from the elections. As a result, Mr Sunak became the new PM...Read More
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has led to the deaths of many civilians so far. In many of their talks, Ukraine has indicated the goal of an immediate ceasefire. But, on the other hand, Putin has put the country’s nuclear deterrent forces in a “special regime of combat duty.” As a result, various nations, like...Read More
Five to six months later, after the Afghan Taliban overthrew the Ashraf Ghani government and took over the charge of Afghanistan, the country has been witnessing targeted terror attacks in different regions. Moreover, the re-emergence of extremist groups has led to increased unrest and chaos in the neighbouring country, Pakistan. A political analyst Nazrul Islam, ...Read More
When countries around the globe are grappling with the challenges posed by the new variant Omicron, another disease has become a reason for concern. Israel was the first country that reported the first case of the Flurona disease, followed by the US in California and Texas. Consequently, health and medical experts have weighed in to...Read More
Fashion seems to be the talk of the town in North Korea currently as the clear directives given by the government ban people from wearing leather trenchcoats. The fashion item that was first worn by dictatorial ruler Kim Jong Un in 2019 during a tv appearance soon caught the fancy of rich elites. Similarly, it...Read More
Almost two months after the Taliban seized power in Kabul, more than 280 Australian citizens or permanent residents remain stranded in Afghanistan. This includes at least 129 citizens and 157 permanent residents who have registered with the Australian government. The country has turned into a melting pot of logistical problems, made worse by the Taliban,...Read More
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