- 5 December, 2025
Colombia Deadliest Country for Environment Activists
Not everyone has love and passion for the environment and defends it to their last breath, and those who raise their voices are killed. According
Miura 1: Europe’s First Private Reusable Rocket Launch in Spain
Europe witnessed its first-ever private, reusable rocket “Miura 1” launched by PLD Space from a site in southwestern Spain. Tall as a three-storey building, Miura
Global Slowdown Decelerates MENA Economic Growth
The MENA region’s economic growth has taken a hit this year because of spillover effects from the global slowdown, rising inflation and the ongoing Russia-Ukraine
Africa Coups, Politics and Economic Tensions Destabilize Sahel Region.
The coups and ensuing political crisis and economic tensions in Mali, Burkina Faso, Guinea, South Sudan and Niger has destabilized the Sahel region. Military juntas
North Korea Extracting Weapons-grade Plutonium: South Korea
Despite growing scrutiny on North Korea’s nuclear ambitions and missile programme, Pyongyang is believed to be extracting weapons-grade plutonium. South Korean media says the Kim
Multinational Coalition Security Force to Help Haiti Tackle Gangs
Kenya-led multinational coalition security force, approved by the UN Security Council, is bound for Haiti to combat gang menace. This coalition force, called the “Multinational
Nepal: Four Earthquakes in an Hour 3.1 – 6.2 Magnitude
Nepal was hit by four earthquakes within 25 minutes of each other, with magnitudes ranging from 3.1 to 6.2, with the epicenter for the strongest
Yemen at Crossroads: Neither Peace, Nor War
After years of war, conflicts and flare-ups, Yemen is at the crossroads where there’s neither peace, nor war. It’s a challenge for conflicted parties, allies
Asian Games 2023: Mohamed Tolu wins third medal for Saudi Arabia
Shot-putter Mohamed Tolu from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has won the third medal for his country at the Asian Games 2023 in Hangzhou, China.
Iraq: Ailing Energy Sector and Fragile Oil-Dependent Economy
Oil rich Iraq is struggling to meet the increasing electricity demands of its people because of the country’s ailing energy sector. Despite billion-dollar contracts to