- 18 April, 2026
Understanding Homosexuality, Sexual Orientation That Is Not As Common
A clinical psychologist in Delhi-NCR named Aishwarya Raj says that sexual orientation is a personal and complex part of one’s identity and that it’s okay
What Does The National Security Advisor Do For The President And Country?
The role of the NSAs (National Security Advisor) is significant in ensuring that a country’s national security policies are well-informed, well-coordinated, and effective in achieving
Billionaire Peter Thiel wants to be frozen after death for future revival
The co-founder of PayPal, Founders Fund, and Palantir Technologies, Peter Thiel, recently confirmed on a podcast that he has signed up to be cryogenically frozen
Why Sudan’s upheaval and power vacuum are a threat for global security
Three harsh weeks have passed since the start of the conflict between Gen. Mohamed Dagalo and his Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and Gen. Abdel Fattah
Syria rejoins the Arab League after an 11-year absence
After more than ten years of suspension, the Arab League reinstated Syria’s government on Sunday, ensuring President Bashar Al-Assad’s return to the Arab fold after
10 Best Movies of 2023, You Can Watch
2023 has already produced many great films. See 10 now. 2023 is only five months old, but those who know where to look (or live
Sudanese obstetrician delivers dozens of babies amid constant bombardment
For the past three weeks, consultant obstetrician Huwaida al-Hassan and her daughters, 22-year-old medical student Zainab and 24-year-old dentist Waddaha, have been going on a
Why Didn’t Camilla Wear Kohinoor Diamond In King Charles III Coronation?
Camilla, the queen consort, did not wear the Kohinoor diamond at the coronation of King Charles III to avoid a colonialism row. Also Read – Coronation
A Saudi official attends the King Charles banquet
Prince Turki bin Mohammed bin Fahd, the Saudi Arabian minister of state, went to a King Charles III banquet on Friday before the weekend coronation,
US intelligence chief warns of ‘protracted’ fighting in Sudan
A deadly conflict has been raging in Sudan for the past 20 days. US Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines told a US Senate hearing