- 11 April, 2025
Iceland Records 1,400 Earthquakes in 24 Hours
A state of emergency has been declared in Iceland after more than a thousand earthquakes of magnitude 4 and up were recorded in the last
New Delhi Adopts Artificial Rain to Clear Air Pollution
In a desperate bid to tackle air pollution, India’s capital New Delhi is looking at cloud seeding, in other words – artificial rain. Clean air
Moldova Torn Between Russia and the EU
While Moldovan public opinion favors integration with the European Union, Moldova as a country is caught between Russia and the west. A recent poll established
Russia Severs Last Ties With US, Revokes Nuclear Treaty
Russia is no longer bound by the UN-backed nuclear test ban as President Vladimir Putin revoked it amid its ongoing special operations in Ukraine. Last
EU Out of Funds Amid Ukraine War and Migration Crisis
The EU is cash strapped. With the bloc’s common budget up for review, the member states are not keen in coughing up funds to make
King Charles Under Pressure to Apologize for Colonial Abuse
King Charles, who is in Kenya for a five-day state visit with Queen Camilla, is under pressure from human rights groups and activists to issue
Pakistan Defends Move to Expel Illegal Immigrants
Standing by its decision to expel illegal immigrants, the Pakistan Foreign Office said the government is exercising its domestic laws and is compliant with applicable
China Eager to Stabilize Bilateral Relations With US
China heeds the US hope to stabilize and improve relations with China, says the Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi who met with President Joe Biden
Ukrainian Military More Popular than President Zelensky
President Volodymyr Zelensky, whose popularity skyrocketed after Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022, has landed hard, back on the ground to a shocking reality. The
Shenzhou 17 Mission: China’s 12th Manned Space Mission
China saw Shenzhou 17 mission, the Long March 2F rocket carried the crew ship off into space from the Jinquan Satellite Launch Center in the