U.S. Supercarrier Heads to Caribbean Amid Rising Tensions with Venezuela
The USS Gerald R. Ford, the largest and latest aircraft carrier of the U.S. Navy is set to arrive in the Caribbean at the beginning of next week, an astronomical
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Jakarta School Mosque Blast Injures Over 50 in Shocking Tragedy
Friday prayers have resulted in the injury of over 50 people in explosions in an Indonesian mosque, and the police have identified the 17-year-old student as the possible attacker. It
Bank of England Signals December Rate Cut as Inflation Peaks
The Bank of England has given a green light on the possibility of an interest rate cut in December following an indication that inflation had reached its peak, with its
Peru Cuts Ties with Mexico Over Ex-PM’s Asylum Dispute
Peru has terminated diplomatic relations with Mexico following the granting of asylum to a preceding Peruvian prime minister charged with a 2022 coup attempt. Peruvian Foreign Minister Hugo de Zela
New Era of Ties: China Inaugurates Cultural Center in Sri Lanka’s Library
On 5th November, the China Cultural Center in Sri Lanka launched its library in a ceremony in Colombo, which is the capital of Sri Lanka. The guests of the ceremony
Philippines Declares State of Emergency After Typhoon Kalmaegi’s Devastation
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr declared a state of emergency today following Typhoon Kalmaegi, which claimed at least 114 lives and hundreds of others were lost in central provinces in
Star-Studded Portugal vs World Legends Charity Match in Lisbon, Sep 15
Lisbon is all set for a magical evening on September 15 as the Legends Charity Game brings together two star teams to relive golden moments in football. This notable event
Riyadh to celebrate Saudi Arabia-Japan diplomatic relations with free cultural event
Riyadh will mark 70 years of diplomatic relations between Saudi Arabia and Japan with a vibrant cultural celebration on October 31 and November 1. The two-day Japan Festival, organized in […]
Does Laura Loomer have a significant influence on some US policies?
In a recent announcement, the Donald Trump administration suspended visitor visas for Gazans. This update is making global headlines and comes just a day after a series of social media
US Supreme Court lets Mississippi restrictions on social media access to remain in place
Decision-makers across the globe are seeking to make social media safer for people of all ages, especially children. Just a handful of days ago, the US Supreme Court did not
London museum tells forgotten story of African and Indian troops in second world war
A new exhibition at London’s National Army Museum is spotlighting the long-overlooked contributions of African and Indian soldiers who served in the British Army during the Second World War’s South-East
Climate crisis harming world heritage painted houses in Burkina Faso, say residents
The Royal Court of Tiébélé, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in southern Burkina Faso, is facing an alarming threat from climate change. Famed for its wavy-walled, hand-painted houses adorned with
Chinese and US officials hold discussions on economic relations
Late last month, China’s trade representative Li Chenggang came to the US on a high-profile official tour. He and multiple US officials held discussions on bilateral economic and trade relations,
US appeals court rules: Most Donald Trump tariffs are not legal
Late last month, a split US appeals court made a shocking ruling. It ruled that most of Donald Trump’s tariffs are not legal, undercutting the President’s use of the tariffs
Iran Highlights National Solidarity as Key to Stability
Iran’s top security official, Ali Larijani, has warned that fueling political divisions after the recent ceasefire would be a “serious mistake.” He stressed that unity is essential, especially as the
Commerce Department Revises U.S. GDP Growth to 3.3% for April–June
The U.S. economy has rebounded this spring. Reports are indicating a sign of 3.3% annual rate in the second quarter. According to the Commerce Department the rate was initially forecast
US warships sail in vicinity of disputed shoal where Chinese ships collided
Tensions in the South China Sea intensified this week as two US Navy warships sailed near the disputed Scarborough Shoal, just days after two Chinese vessels collided while pursuing a
US producers raise prices as Trump tariffs hit
Last month, producers in the US increased their prices at a faster-than-expected rate as companies scrambled to address fresh costs from significant tariffs introduced by US President Donald Trump. The
