- 21 February, 2025
Alaina
Alaina is a young writer passionate about sharing her work with the world. She has a strong interest in new writing styles and is always trying to find ways to be more creative.
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China, Russia to continue their attempts to cancel UN sanctions on North Korea
North Korea–China and Russia have vowed to keep going with their efforts to revive their age-old effort to start initiating talks about lifting sanctions off
Nuclear: scepticism towards Iran emerges from the G20
Iran–First, the sanctioning designation of Saeed Aghajani, commander of the UAV department of the Pasdaran and some individuals linked to the attack drone technology development
Saudi Arabia promises to reach ‘zero emissions’ by 2060
Saudi arabia–Saudi Arabia closes the summit of the “Middle East Green Initiative” with a series of important commitments, including achieving net zero emissions by 2060
Report: World is Failing to Take Adequate Steps to Avert the Climate Crisis
According to the new report by Systems Change Lab, the world is failing to bring in a transformation change to avert a climate crisis. As
Agreement to use Pakistan’s airspace for military operations in Afghanistan at hand: US officials
Afghanistan–The United States may have withdrawn its troops from Afghanistan but it still wants to keep a close eye on the country and its internal
UN Security Council Urges Civilian Protection In Marib
Yemen–The five permanent members of UN Security Council have requested for protection of civilians in Marib amidst rising onslaught of attacks by Houthis. In tandem,
Facebook identifies two networks in Sudan using its platform for destruction purposes
Sudan– Facebook has shut down two networks operating in Sudan to spread rage among people for which they are using this social media platform. These
Second day of protest in Sudan demanding fall of government, as people feel cheated
Sudan–Hundreds of Sudanese in Khartoum came on roads to protest for the fall of the government that is supposed to lead the country to its
Handing migrants over to the Libyan Coast Guard is a crime
Libya–With a historical sentence, from today delivering or entrusting migrants to the Libyan Coast Guard is considered a crime: in fact, the commander of the
Clashes in Beirut: Amal and Hezbollah challenge the judge of the port explosion investigation
Lebanon–At least six people have been killed and thirty injured by gunshots that went off during a protest in Beirut by supporters of the Shiite