Few years on the Earth
Hira Mokariya 
Renowned investor and emerging markets pioneer, Mark Mobius, recently expressed admiration for India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi, suggesting that his contributions to global peace and diplomatic efforts merit recognition with the Nobel Peace Prize. Mobius highlighted Modi’s unique capability to navigate complex geopolitical landscapes and bring together opposing sides, positioning him as a potential mediator … Read more
Royal Caribbean Cruise Tilts, when it unexpectedly tilted 45 degrees while navigating through the Atlantic Ocean. Passengers onboard were thrown into panic as hurricane-strength winds battered the massive vessel, causing it to lean sharply off the coast of Africa. Viral video footage captures the dramatic moments, with passengers struggling to stay upright amid crashing furniture … Read more
The potential Return of Donald Trump as the POTUS spells uncertainty for Pakistan, signaling a stark shift in American foreign policy and strategic priorities in South Asia. Once indispensable due to its geographic position and nuclear capability, Pakistan finds itself increasingly sidelined. As the U.S. aims to undercut China’s expanding influence and seeks to solidify … Read more
There’s a place on Earth so far removed from human life that even the astronauts orbiting above it are closer to civilization than anything on the ground below. This is Point Nemo, a desolate patch of the Pacific Ocean, famously isolated, where mystery and solitude reign supreme. This forgotten location holds secrets of the seas … Read more
In a deeply controversial and highly criticized statement, Naoki Hyakuta, the leader of the Conservative Party of Japan, made a shocking remark about addressing Japan’s declining birth rate. During a YouTube stream on Friday, Hyakuta mentioned a hypothetical idea where women would have their uteruses removed after the age of 30 as a solution to … Read more
As Korea looks to navigate the return of Donald Trump to the White House, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has turned to an unexpected tool in his diplomatic toolbox—golf. With Trump’s second term approaching, President Yoon Suk Yeol has resumed practicing golf for the first time in eight years, following the advice of his … Read more
In a recent statement, Iran’s First Vice President Mohammad Reza Aref has voiced a call to the incoming Trump administration to take active steps in halting ongoing conflicts in Gaza and Lebanon. Addressing a summit of the Arab League and the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) in Riyadh, Aref highlighted concerns over what it perceives … Read more
President Joe Biden Struggles to Walk on Sandy Beach in Delaware with his wife, First Lady Jill Biden, has sparked widespread public reaction after the 81-year-old leader appeared to struggle walking on the sandy shore. In a video that has since gone viral, the president stumbles slightly as Jill Biden gently holds his arm to … Read more
In a rapidly intensifying geopolitical struggle, the Philippines has accused China of applying unprecedented pressure to abandon its territorial claims in the South China Sea. This longstanding dispute, centered on sovereignty, maritime rights, and security, has become a flashpoint between Beijing and Manila, which has increasingly sought support from regional allies, including Australia and the … Read more
Tesla Model Y fire in Canada has raised significant concerns about the safety of electric vehicles after four Indian friends tragically died in a fiery accident in Toronto on October 24. The victims—Ketaba Gohil (29), her brother Neelraj (25), Jayrajsingh Sisodia, and Digvijay Patel—were all originally from Gujarat, India. The incident, which involved a collision … Read more