- 30 December, 2024
Facebook bans Trump from its platform for 2 years
Facebook Inc has banned former US President Donald Trump from its platforms, Instagram and Facebook, for a period of two years. Facebook’s move is likely
Time up for Netanyahu as Lapid announces victory
Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid, in a bid to end Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s 12-year rule, has officially informed the President about an agreement with
Belarusian opposition leader alleges government of torturing detained journalist
Belarus’s opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, on Monday, claimed that detained journalist Roman Protasevich had been “tortured” in custody. She negated claims of a lawyer who
Time to be cautious: 88 politicians have been killed in Mexico since September 2020
Political violence has been surging more than ever. After the recent shooting of Alma Barragan, a mayoral candidate in Mexico, who was shot dead in
COVID-19: India’s devastating second wave finally going down
The devastating wave of coronavirus in India seems to be going down finally as Delhi has reportedly begun considering easing restrictions systematically. India recorded 2,11,298
US tells Russia it will not rejoin key arms control deal
Recently, the US official told Russia that they will not rejoin them in an arms control deal that permits unarmed aerial flights over dozens of
Joe Biden orders US intelligence to report on COVID-19 origins in 90 days
President Joe Biden has asked the US intelligence agencies to amplify their efforts to find the origins of the COVID-19 virus and submit a report
Aung San Suu Kyi appears in court for the first time since the coup
A global philanthropist and Myanmar’s deposed leader Aung San Suu Kyi appeared in person at a court hearing on May 24 for the first time
Civil, military rift surges in Bali as military detains President & PM
Mali’s military has taken the country’s president and prime minister into custody, deepening political chaos and heightening fears of yet another coup in the sub-Saharan
Bitcoin slumps as China warns of fresh crypto crackdown
Bitcoin slid into the weekend in freefall after Chinese officials reiterated their warning to crackdown on cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin also suffered a hefty blow after Elon