- 24 May, 2025
US To Pass Bill Banning Use Of Products Origination From Xinjiang China
The United States senate has passed a bill to ban the import of any products that are originated from the Xinjiang region, without getting any
US to rescue friendly Afghans who helped troops, evacuation to start soon as Taliban strengthens grip
As Taliban continues its offensive and takes back control of key Afghanistan land post US troops withdrawal, United States of America has decided to act
Bastille Parade Exhibits Sahel Forces Sends Off World Macron Message
France marks its traditional national day today, with the Bastille parade day lined up with the Sahel forces dressing up the occasion. As an indication
EU set to sanction Lebanon leaders as Beirut explosion nears one year
European Union is in process of designing a legal framework of sanctions against leaders of Lebanon as the first anniversary of catastrophic Beirut explosion rocked
Haiti appeals US to send in troops for protecting key infrastructure post President Moise’s assassination
Haiti’s government has reportedly requested the US government to send in troops for protecting key infrastructure in the country, including port, airport and gasoline facilities,
Taliban Seizes One More Crucial Border Of Afghanistan
As the American troops retract themselves from Afghanistan, the turf war is intensifying. Taliban has reportedly seized another key Afghan border crossing, this time with
Haiti President Jovenel Moise assassinated; 4 suspects killed in police gunfight
President of Haiti, Jovenel Moise has been assassinated in his home by a group of armed mercenaries, also seriously injuring his wife, Martine. The attack
Russia Detains Estonian Diplomat Over Spy Charges
Estonia’s consul has been caught receiving classified documents, the Russian Federal Security Service has confirmed. Consul Mart Latte said that “such activities are incompatible with
UN presages famine in Ethiopia’s Tigray is now impacting 400,000 people
UN Security Council has been warned by top officials of United Nations that now over 400,000 people in Tigray region of Ethiopia are in famine.
Covaxin deal row: Bolsonaro sacks official who asked for ‘bribe’ to put through the vaccine deal
Brazil’s president Jair Bolsonaro has sacked a health ministry official who allegedly asked for a bribe in Covid-19 vaccine deal. This is the latest blow