- 21 September, 2024
Fumio Kishida Promises To Tackle Pandemic Aftermath Better Than His Predecessors
Japan– Japanese PM Fumio Kishida retains his leadership as he sweeps a win for his party, the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP). He became PM
Report: World is Failing to Take Adequate Steps to Avert the Climate Crisis
According to the new report by Systems Change Lab, the world is failing to bring in a transformation change to avert a climate crisis. As
Biden Makes Sensible Move To Consolidate Relations With Asian Partners In ASEAN Summit
United States– Since Trump called it quits in 2017, the United States has never attended the ASEAN Summit. This time, Biden is moving in to
Agreement to use Pakistan’s airspace for military operations in Afghanistan at hand: US officials
Afghanistan–The United States may have withdrawn its troops from Afghanistan but it still wants to keep a close eye on the country and its internal
Why Myanmar Released Political Prisoners Suddenly?
Myanmar– Thousands of those who had been imprisoned over revolt against the military takeover in Myanmar, have been freed. In an amnesty, 5600 people were
$100 billion to be raised by India & US to combat climate change
During the agreement, India and the US reaffirmed their commitment to raising $100 billion annually from public and private sector sources to help develop the
World’s First Automated Train unveiled in Germany by Deutsche Bahn
Germany– German rail operator Deutsche Bahn launched world’s first automated driverless train in the city of Hamburg, Germany. It s reported that this state-of-the-art-technology will
WHO approves world’s 1st vaccine for children against Malaria
Africa–The World Health Organization has approved the world’s first malaria vaccine “RTS,S/AS01” in an attempt to fight the mosquito-borne disease across the world. The international
Italy, A plane crashes in Milan with eight people on board
Italy– He stayed at the top for a couple of minutes. Then the breakdown, the descent, the crash on a building under construction a few
Afghanistan women: A country but no sense of belonging
Afghanistan –Mid-August brought a dark cloud over people in Afghanistan, a shadow that will depart when no one knows. The biggest dread has been bought