Few years on the Earth
Hira Mokariya 
In a world rapidly advancing toward autonomous technology, the promise of self-driving cars symbolizes efficiency, convenience, and a glimpse into the future of transportation. However, when a technological marvel malfunctions, it can turn a routine ride into a surreal experience. This was precisely the case for Mike Johns, a tech entrepreneur and self-described futurist from … Read more
The evolving dynamics of communication in the digital era have significantly impacted Gen Z, a demographic deeply immersed in texting and social media platforms. While these technological advancements have streamlined interactions, they have also led to an unintended consequence—phone call phobia, or telephonophobia. Recognizing this challenge, Nottingham College in the UK has introduced an innovative … Read more
In the heart of the 21st century, the echoes of humanity’s darkest chapters reverberate through the deserts of Libya. The town of Kufra, nestled in Country’s southeastern region, has become a grim epicenter of a modern-day slave trade targeting vulnerable African migrants and refugees. Reports have emerged detailing the horrifying plight of dozens of individuals … Read more
At the heart of the controversy lies Elon Musk’s sharp critique of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, in response to Trudeau’s rejection of Donald Trump’s proposal to merge Canada with the United States. The recent geopolitical drama involving Canada, the United States, and a flurry of social media activity has captivated international audiences. Musk’s comments, … Read more
In a tragic and deeply unsettling incident, a 52-year-old man from New Jersey, Jose Melo, was charged with first-degree murder after allegedly kills fiancée, 31-year-old Naket Jadiz Trinidad Maldonado, to death. This horrifying act unfolded merely a day after the accused publicly proposed to her, a moment shared widely on social media. The incident has … Read more
Japan, a nation often celebrated for its advancements in technology and rich cultural heritage, is facing a demographic challenge of unprecedented proportions. Experts warn that the country’s declining birthrate could lead to extinction within a few centuries if urgent measures are not implemented. Professor Hiroshi Yoshida from Tohoku University has highlighted this crisis with a … Read more
The pilgrimage of Hajj holds immense significance for Muslims worldwide, symbolizing spiritual devotion and unity. However, the Hajj in 2025 policy introduced by Pakistan’s Ministry of Religious Affairs has sparked considerable debate by requiring women to secure parental or spousal permission to undertake the sacred journey. Despite Saudi Arabia’s progressive reforms allowing women to perform … Read more
Two British Hikers Missing in Italy, Samuel Harris and Aziz Ziriat, who went missing in the Dolomites, have captured the attention of the world with their tragic story. The discovery of a body believed to be that of Samuel Harris marks a somber development in the search efforts. Their journey, intended to be an adventurous … Read more
Japan is grappling with a demographic crisis that poses unprecedented challenges to its future. According to Professor Hiroshi Yoshida of Tohoku University, if the current trend of declining birthrates persists, only one child under the age of 14 will remain in Japan by January 5, 2720. This alarming projection underscores the urgency of addressing Japan’s … Read more
In a remarkable moment of hope and recovery for Syria, the country’s main international gateway, Damascus Airport, resumed international flights on Tuesday. This marked a significant milestone, as it was the first time international commercial air traffic had been allowed to depart from the airport since President Bashar al-Assad’s ouster last month. This resumption of … Read more