Few years on the Earth
Hira Mokariya 
Hungarian PM to invite Netanyahu to Budapest despite the recent controversial decision by the International Criminal Court (ICC). This move has ignited a global debate over international law, diplomacy, and political alliances. Viktor Orbán’s stance underscores Hungary’s defiance of the ICC and highlights the intricate geopolitical dynamics between Israel and its allies amidst the ongoing … Read more
Russia needs peace deal negotiations now more than ever, as its military resources and manpower dwindle under the prolonged strain of the conflict in Ukraine. The war, which has raged since February 2022, has reached a critical juncture. Both Moscow and Kyiv face immense challenges, but Russia’s struggle to maintain its military ranks is becoming … Read more
Food aid trucks looted in Gaza reflect the deepening crisis and escalating chaos that has gripped the region. The violent seizure of humanitarian aid—especially on the scale witnessed recently—underscores the desperate situation of civilians caught in the crossfire. The latest incident involving 109 UN aid lorries, where masked gunmen forced drivers to surrender food at … Read more
The US Rejects ICC Arrest Warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defence Minister Yoav Gallant. This move comes amidst ongoing international scrutiny over alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity linked to Israel’s actions. It also issued a similar warrant for Mohammed Deif, the Chief of Hamas’ military wing, marking a controversial … Read more
The Coronation of King Charles III in May 2023 was a monumental event, blending historical tradition with modern pageantry. However, beyond the splendor and global attention, the financial implications of this state-funded spectacle have sparked significant debate. With taxpayers bearing a cost of £72 million, including £50 million from the Department for Culture, Media, and … Read more
Ana de Armas, known globally for her captivating performances in films like Blonde and No Time To Die, has recently made headlines for reasons beyond her acting career. The 36-year-old Oscar-nominated actor was spotted sharing affectionate moments with Manuel Anido Cuesta, the stepson of Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel. The pair’s cozy evening stroll in Madrid … Read more
South Korea, often praised for its progressive recycling initiatives, is facing a paradox. While the nation claims an impressive 73% recycling rate for plastics, closer scrutiny reveals a different reality—only 27% of its plastic waste is truly recycled. As the country prepares to host the fifth Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC-5) talks in Busan, the spotlight … Read more
In 2024, the Cambridge Dictionary declared “manifest” as its Word of the Year, reflecting a profound shift in cultural and linguistic trends. This word, steeped in history and spiritual connotations, has captured the zeitgeist, transitioning from self-help circles to mainstream media and social platforms. The increasing popularity of manifesting as a concept illustrates both the … Read more
Valery Zaluzhny, former Commander-in-Chief of Ukraine and current envoy to the UK, recently made a chilling assertion: the world has entered the early stages of World War III. His statement, delivered during the UP100 award ceremony, has resonated globally, raising concerns about the widening scope of the Russia-Ukraine conflict and the involvement of multiple international … Read more
In a heartbreaking and widely discussed case from China, a man identified by his surname Feng faced legal consequences after abandoning his terminally ill wife just months after their wedding. Feng’s actions, which the court deemed “vicious,” ignited a nationwide debate about marital responsibilities, moral obligations, and legal protections for vulnerable individuals. This incident underscores … Read more