Few years on the Earth
Hira Mokariya 
The Pakistan Army is set to return to Bangladesh in February 2025, marking a historic and controversial development since the 1971 Liberation War that gave birth to an independent Bangladesh. This move, involving Pakistan’s military training Bangladeshi soldiers, has significant implications for regional security and diplomacy, especially concerning India. The Return of Pakistan Army to … Read more
The tragic death of Thanakarn Kanthee, a 27-year-old Thai social media influencer, has sparked widespread outrage and condemnation. Known as “Bank Leicester,” Kanthee was hired to drink two bottles of whiskey as part of a reckless challenge at a party. The incident, which highlights the dangers of exploitative online trends, has drawn attention to the … Read more
Steve Collins, a lifelong Butterfly Collector from Kenya, has amassed an extraordinary collection of over 4.2 million butterflies, making it possibly the largest in Africa. His remarkable journey began in his childhood and has led to the establishment of the African Butterfly Research Institute, a haven for biodiversity preservation. Collins now seeks to secure the … Read more
Belgium has taken a pioneering step in public health and environmental protection by becoming the first European Union nation to ban disposable e-cigarettes. Effective January 1, this landmark decision addresses the growing concerns surrounding health risks, addiction among youth, and the environmental impact of single-use vaping devices. The Driving Forces Behind the Ban Belgium’s Health … Read more
Generation Beta, the cohort of individuals born between 2025 and approximately 2039, marks the dawn of a transformative era in human history. As the children of younger millennials and older Gen Zers, they will grow up in a world profoundly shaped by advanced technology, environmental concerns, and post-pandemic societal shifts. The Technological Pioneers of Tomorrow … Read more
The Taliban’s latest directive barring women from employment within nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) marks a new chapter in their efforts to enforce strict gender segregation in Afghanistan. This move comes amidst a backdrop of increasing restrictions on women’s freedoms, drawing global condemnation and raising concerns about the nation’s humanitarian crisis. A History of Restricting Women’s Roles … Read more
Israel’s construction industry has undergone a dramatic shift in workforce dynamics over the past year, with Indian laborers stepping in to fill the void left by barred Palestinian workers. This significant change follows the October 2023 Hamas attacks and the ensuing war, which led to a restriction on Palestinian workers entering the country. As the … Read more
A devastating fire at the Ember Hotel in Bangkok’s Khao San Road claimed three lives, injured several others, and raised concerns about fire safety in popular tourist destinations. The Tragic Incident at Ember Hotel On Sunday night, tragedy struck the bustling Khao San Road in Bangkok when a fire broke out at the Ember Hotel, … Read more
The Taliban’s latest directive underscores their continued efforts to impose stringent restrictions on women and their visibility in Afghan society. With the latest order, Afghanistan’s rulers have mandated windowless kitchens and similar measures to block areas used by women from public view, citing concerns about “obscene acts.” This development represents another stark reminder of the … Read more
Tragedy struck the shores of Ras Al Khaimah in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) as a light aircraft crash claimed the lives of its pilot and co-pilot. This heartbreaking incident has left families mourning and raised questions about aviation safety, prompting an official investigation into the circumstances surrounding the crash. The Crash and Immediate Aftermath … Read more