• 6 December, 2025
cyber attacks
World

Cyber Attacks Create More Than Necessary Damage To Energy Companies

As things are becoming more and more technological driven, cyber attacks are becoming a reality. The energy sector is driven by technology. Almost every energy

Turkey
World

Truss New Unorthodox Strategy Receives Criticism From Turkey And European Counterparts

As news about the pound blowing up goes around, UK PM has been accused by European counterparts of ‘gaslighting’ the UK public. In a media

Burberry
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Burberry Replaces Tisci With Daniel Lee The fashion scene isn’t getting any hotter in Paris Fashion Week, but it is definitely getting hotter at Burberry. Daniel Lee has heated it all up as being appointed the new face of Burberry as he takes over from Riccardo Tisci has a creative head. This is being considered a major shakeup for the icon brand. The young Lee has been known to have breath fresh life into Bottega Veneta. The British designer has replaced the man who held the helm since 2018 and presented his last collection in the London Fashion Week. He has been known to have taken the brand to new heights but also decided to call it a day. Lee in comparison is quite young and new. There is much to explore and experiment on for him. He led the revival of the brand, reworking house styles, but in soft, sensual shapes. Bags and accessories became slouchy and immensely tactile, as clothes became younger and more directional. However, in April last year, he was investigated for possible infringement of social-distancing regulations with regard to an after-party and in November, his departure from the brand was announced as a “joint decision.” With the new appointment, he once again steps into the helm of a major fashion house, with all eyes now on him to see what he can do at Burberry. Reasons for exit of the iconic creative director are being sighted as personal. Riccardo Tisci’s departure from the British fashion house had been expected by both catwalk-watchers and the City after the men expressed their desire to return to their native Italy, where Gobbetti now heads Salvatore Ferragamo, the luxury shoemaker. Apparently, Tisci’s exit could have coincided with his Godfather CEO Italian Marco Gobbetti who appointed him initially and has also exited from the Burberry brand.

The fashion scene isn’t getting any hotter in Paris Fashion Week, but it is definitely getting hotter at Burberry. Daniel Lee has heated it all

Ursula von der Leyen
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EU Commission Sends Out Indirect But Firm Signal Over Meddling Of Energy Infrastructure To Russia

The energy stand-off continues with Russia; while there has been a leak and suspected attack on the European infrastructure that supplies gas all over the

iPhone 14 in India
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The New Apple iPhone 14 Will Be Assembled In India

China isn’t looking like the preferable market for building the new iPhone 14 and all manufacturing is shifting to India or Vietnam, confirmed reports have

Protests in Russia
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Russians Protest Vehemently Forced Drafting To Fight Ukrainian War

Russian civilians are being forced to join war against Ukraine. The cities are burning with protests across the board as people protest Putin arbitrary rule

Iran_USA
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America Extends Internet Access To Iranian Population

The United States has used a unique standard of diplomacy as it has extended internet connection to Iranian population as the latter’s government continues to

South Korea
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South Korea Pushes For Joint Military Exercises With US Despite Danger Of Retaliation From North Korea

Despite warnings from China over possible attack, the South Korea has been going ahead with doing joint military exercises with the US. Towards this, a

United_Kingdom
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Kwasi Kwarteng Finds Way to Mitigate Inflation And War Spending

Under the new leadership of Lizz Truss, the new Chancellor feels it’s important that he should move ahead with reversing a hike in national insurance

Putin Protests
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Putin Protests Rocks Russia As Thousands Arrested Over Resistance To Reservist Mobilisation

According to information shared by the right’s group OVD-Info, Russian demonstrations have been said to have taken place in as many as 37 Russian cities.