- 6 March, 2025
Mike Pence Joins Crowded Republican Field for Presidential Run, Challenging Trump’s Dominance
Former US Vice-President Mike Pence has officially filed paperwork to join an increasingly crowded field of Republicans running for president. With an official campaign launch
Why Tectonic Plates Are Moving in The Middle East?
The Middle East is known for its long history, its many different cultures, and, most of all, its active geology. Scientists and geologists have been
Secret Meeting of Intelligence Officials Held on the Sidelines of Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore
Senior officials from approximately two dozen major intelligence agencies around the world recently participated in a secret meeting on the fringes of the Shangri-La Dialogue
Controversy Erupts as Protesters Clash over Elementary School’s Pride Month Event
A peaceful suburban neighbourhood in Los Angeles was marred by division and conflict as over a hundred protesters and counter-protesters faced off on opposite sides
Egypt and Turkey Announce Diplomatic Relations Amidst Rapprochement
After years of strained relations over various issues, including Libya and the Muslim Brotherhood, Egypt and Turkey have taken a significant step towards reconciliation. Egyptian
Modernizing Inheritance Laws: A Necessity for Business Families in the Gulf
In today’s ever-evolving world, the Gulf region stands as a testament to rapid economic growth and impressive achievements. At the heart of this progress lies
Australia’s Most Decorated Soldier Loses War Crimes Defamation Case
Ben Roberts-Smith, the recipient of the Victoria Cross, claimed that he was falsely accused by the media, but a judge ruled on Thursday that he
UN Launches Operation to Prevent Environmental Catastrophe by Removing Decaying Super-tanker FSO Safer off Yemen’s Coast
The United Nations has embarked on a crucial operation aimed at averting a potential environmental disaster in the Red Sea. The operation involves the removal
Iran starts trial of two female journalists who covered Mahsa Amini’s death
The Islamic Republic of Iran has started a trial of two female journalists who covered Mahsa Amini’s death in September last year, which sparked months
23 members of the Islamic State are given the death penalty in Libya
A Libyan court handed down punishments to persons participating in the Islamic State’s (IS) terrorist campaign, with 23 of them obtaining death sentences and another