- 5 December, 2025
India-Kuwait Air Services Expanded Flight Capacity Following 19 Years
The unforeseen aviation agreement between the nations of Kuwait and India comes at the beginning of a new age in the frequency of weekly air
London Muslim Population Surges: UK Records Major Growth in Islamic Community
According to the recent census data of the United Kingdom, the religious as well as ethnic profile of the country has changed in a remarkable
Air India Plane Crashes Investigation Reveals Technical Failures Behind Deadly Accident
The Air India plane crashes has stunned the aviation sector, and the latest investigations have proved that there were deep technical issues that might have
New RAF Chief of Air Staff Harv Smyth Takes Command in Major Military Leadership Change
The Royal Air Force is also getting a new face at the helm because Air Marshal Harv Smyth has been appointed the new Chief of
Small Colorado Town Buys Ski Resort From Corporate Giant in Historic Deal
The small town in Colorado buys one of the American ski resorts, which belongs to one of the biggest manufacturers of skis in the country.
Joe Biden Net Worth 2025
The former United States President Joe Biden stated as the Middle-Class Joe and has a long way to go. Joe Biden is no longer among
Egyptian Prime Minister Heads to Brazil to Attend BRICS Summit 2025
On 5 June 2025, Egypt’s Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly boarded a flight from Cairo International Airport to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, to take part in
Mexican Star Melissa Barrera Net Worth 2025
The Mexican-American actress Melissa Barrera Net Worth has enjoyed a stunning financial boost by the entertainment sector, experiencing a tremendously high rise by 2025 to
Is Sudan’s food security exchanged for military support? Leaked documents raise concerns
Today, Sudan is seeing one of the most brutal humanitarian and migrant crises. In such tough times, a set of leaked documents has raised serious
Najmul Hossain Shanto Leads Bangladesh’s Fightback in Galle
The fourth day of the second Test between Sri Lanka and Bangladesh ended with the latter still stubbornly perched at 75 runs in front of