Pirates Launch Deadly Assault on British-Operated Ship off Somalia
The vessel, which is operated by a British maritime agency, has been charged by attackers who fired machine guns and rockets on board off the Somali coast, according to the
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Government Advances Cultural Heritage IP Laws to Drive Economic Growth
The Ministry of Culture is making special emphasis on the formulation of regulations on the intellectual property (IP) of the cultural heritage because it is seen as a key stepping
Atlantic Drug Bust: Narco-Sub Carrying 1.7 Tonnes of Cocaine Captured at Sea
The Portuguese authorities apprehended four individuals when they intercepted a narco-sub that was transporting over 1.7 tonnes of cocaine in the mid-Atlantic. According to the officials, the semi-submersible ship was
Israeli Forces Launch Widespread Strikes Across Southern Lebanon Targeting Hezbollah
On 6th November, the Israeli military conducted a series of attacks in southern Lebanon claiming that it was acting against Hezbollah as a retaliatory measure against what it termed as
$15 Billion a Week: The Massive Price Tag of U.S. Government Shutdowns
The current shutdown of the US government is the longest ever recorded, and there is no indication of an end in sight; thus, its effects on the economy are increasing.
German Firms Forecast Modest 0.7% Growth Amid Economic Slowdown
This year, the German economy is projected to stand still following two years of decline, and the German Chamber of Commerce (DIHK) forecasted a sluggish growth of 0.7 percent in
Glen Innes: Community effort brings missing 75 YO safely back home
Just earlier this month, Rina Tuigamala Sua in Glen Innes faced an intense challenge as her 75 YO mother facing dementia left home alone. Peta did not carry a phone,
USTM Celebrates Cultural Carnival on International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples
To mark the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, the Department of Sociology at the University of Science and Technology Meghalaya (USTM) hosted a vibrant cultural carnival and workshop
Adidas Faces Backlash Over Cultural Appropriation in ‘Oaxaca Slip On’ Shoe Launch
Adidas is under fire after launching its new ‘Oaxaca Slip On’ footwear, accused of culturally appropriating Indigenous Mexican design. The shoe, part of a collection designed by Mexican-American creative Willy
Breaking the stigma: Community picnic takes care of suicide prevention
It is all about “breaking the stigma” and making the planet a better place to live in. Harborlight Credit Union recently hosted a community picnic and all proceeds got to
US: Community concert band to support Saranac School Food Pantry
It has come to our notice that the Strawhatters Concert Band, a community sensation, is going to perform a special concert to benefit the Saranac School Food Pantry, as per
Chinese orchestra opens European tour with performances, cultural exchange in Britain
From Edinburgh to Essex, the NCPA Orchestra brings Chinese symphonic mastery and global harmony to thousands during its UK debut The China National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA) Orchestra
UK economy performs better than expected in three months to June 2025
The British economy expanded at a faster rate than initially expected in the second quarter, according to official figures, despite a strong deceleration compared to the beginning of 2025 amid
MoD urged to reveal details of nuclear incident at Faslane
The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) is facing growing pressure to release details of a Category A nuclear incident that occurred earlier this year at HM Naval Base Clyde (Faslane),
Serbia ruling party offices set on fire in protests
Serbia is witnessing escalating turmoil as protests entered their fifth consecutive night, marked by the burning of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) offices, the party of President Aleksandar Vučić. The
Is tariff replacing diplomacy? US economy feeling pressure from Trump’s economic policies
The Guardian recently released a report about Donald Trump’s tariffs replacing diplomacy as other US tools of statecraft get discarded. This is quite an interesting piece, especially as the US
Regulation of Disorderly Competition: China concerned about EV makers’ price-cutting to remain afloat
The Chinese economy appears to be in a little bit of danger. China is calling on its electric vehicle industry to stop cutting prices and rein in production as persistent
Latest state of US job market bolsters support for three rate cuts in 2025
Just earlier this month, the Federal Reserve’s vice chair of supervision noted that the recent jobs data highlight her concerns related to the fragility of the labour market and strengthens
