- 12 January, 2026
Layla Nour
Layla Nour is a health and environment correspondent who writes about sustainability, climate awareness, and healthcare initiatives.
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Macron Left Red Faced After Opposition Rejects Immigration Bill
French President Emmanuel Macron took a heavy blow after France’s Assemblee Nationale rejected the immigration bill by 270 votes to 265. The bill wasn’t even
British Tabloid Hacked Prince Harry’s Mobile Phone 2006 – 2011
Prince Harry achieved a small victory against British tabloid, the Daily Mirror, for unlawfully obtaining information through phone hacking. The High Court judge ruled that
Israel’s Allies Should Guarantee a Strong Palestinian State
The world is seeing Israel do a u-turn to the possibility of a two-state solution as Tel Aviv continues it military offensive against the Hamas
‘Baseless Political Stunt’: President Joe Biden Slams Impeachment
US President Joe Biden, like his predecessor Donald Trump, is set to face an impeachment inquiry despite lack of evidence. The impeachment inquiry comes as
Meta End-to-End Encryption to Impact Child Safety
Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has been applauded of cracking down on child sexual abuse material on its platforms and services. But
Shame on the UK Govt for Not Backing Gaza Ceasefire
Humza Yousaf, Scottish First Minister, has rebuked the UK of abstaining from a vote at the United Nations Security Council calling for a ceasefire in
IRGC Indifferent to Iran Election, Will Not Sacrifice for Anyone
While Iranians may sacrifice themselves for the IRGC, the organization will not sacrifice itself for anyone, says IRGC Deputy Commander Ali Fadavi as Iran prepares
World First: EU Sets Clear Rules on AI Regulation
The EU has struck a landmark preliminary deal on the AI Act, becoming the first continent in the world to set clear rules for the
Libya, Algeria to Reopen Border Crossing After 10 Years
Libya and Algeria are set to reopen the Ghadames-Debdeb border crossing on December 12 to facilitate the movement of citizens and trade between the two
Is British Politics Crumbling Because of Russian Spies?
The Russian federal security service is allegedly using cyber interference to target politically connected people, says a British Foreign Office minister Leo Docherty. He told