- 17 April, 2026
WHO approves world’s 1st vaccine for children against Malaria
Africa–The World Health Organization has approved the world’s first malaria vaccine “RTS,S/AS01” in an attempt to fight the mosquito-borne disease across the world. The international
Italy, A plane crashes in Milan with eight people on board
Italy– He stayed at the top for a couple of minutes. Then the breakdown, the descent, the crash on a building under construction a few
Afghanistan women: A country but no sense of belonging
Afghanistan –Mid-August brought a dark cloud over people in Afghanistan, a shadow that will depart when no one knows. The biggest dread has been bought
Fumio Kishida tops the Japanese ladder to become the next Prime Minister
Japan– Japan has taken its decision to replace the incumbent prime minister Yoshihide Suga with Fumio Kishida on Wednesday. Kishida was a former foreign minister
Students and Activists join Climate protests in Germany
Dry summers and extreme deforestation has been the root cause climate change in Germany. Some of the young people missed school to join the march
Sudan Government blames pro-Bashir groups for the attack
Sudanese authorities reported a coup attempt today morning by a group of soldiers but said the attempt failed and that the country’s ruling council and
Inspiration4: A surprising exchange of congratulations between Bezos and Musk
The launch of Inspiration4 was a success: the all-civilian crew of the SpaceX-branded project hasn’t had a hitch so far and is currently conducting its
Space X Creates History By Sending Civilians Into Space
Business tycoon and philanthropist Elon Musk finally made the civilian dream true to fly into space, as his ambitious project SpaceX made its first flight
PM Henry under suspicion of Moise assassination, banned from exiting Haiti
Prime Minister of Haiti, Ariel Henry has been banned from leaving the country amid ongoing investigation into his alleged role in assassination of Haiti President
North Korea tests Cruise Missiles, Japan voices their concerns
North Korea has recently tested cruise missiles that have enough power to hit and demolish major parts of Japan. The missiles were reported to travel