Few years on the Earth
Hira Mokariya 
The alarming increase in alcohol-related deaths highlights a growing public health crisis in England, demanding urgent attention to prevention and treatment measures. In recent years, England has experienced a troubling surge in deaths attributed solely to alcohol. Official figures reveal over 8,200 deaths caused by alcohol in 2023, a staggering 42% increase from 2019. The … Read more
Hong Kong’s health authorities have cautioned against a potential surge in flu and COVID-19 cases this January, attributing the rise to cooler weather and seasonal trends. The city has begun taking measures to prevent an overwhelming strain on its healthcare system. Current Situation: Gradual Rise in Cases In December, Hong Kong observed a slight increase … Read more
Bua Noi, known as the world’s loneliest gorilla, is preparing to spend yet another Christmas trapped in a concrete enclosure at Bangkok’s Pata Zoo. For 37 years, this Eastern Gorilla has lived in isolation, far removed from her natural habitat and the social structures vital to her species. Her tragic story has become a symbol … Read more
The evolving dynamics of Pakistan’s ballistic missile program have become a subject of significant concern for the United States. Recent statements by US Deputy National Security Advisor Jon Finer underscore the potential implications of this development, highlighting a shift in strategic focus that extends far beyond South Asia. As tensions rise and alliances shift, this … Read more
The political corridors of India were abuzz with controversy after the Delhi Police registered an FIR against Rahul Gandhi following a scuffle in the Parliament premises. This incident, which resulted in injuries to two Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MPs, has added another layer of tension to the already polarized political landscape. Both parties, the BJP … Read more
Russian President Vladimir Putin recently revealed a unique list of historical figures he admires during his annual end-of-year press conference in Moscow. Naming former German Chancellor Helmut Kohl, ex-French President Jacques Chirac, and former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi as leaders he would have liked to share tea with, Russian President offered a rare glimpse … Read more
Israel has refuted allegations made by Human Rights Watch (HRW) that accuse it of weaponizing water as part of a broader campaign against Palestinians in Gaza. The claims, which highlight severe water shortages leading to widespread disease and death, have been labeled as baseless propaganda by Israeli authorities. This controversy centers on allegations of deliberate … Read more
The war in Ukraine has taken a new turn as Russia nears the capture of Pokrovsk, a strategically important city in the eastern Donetsk province. However, a senior US defense official has revealed that even if Pokrovsk falls, Russia’s path to complete control of the Donetsk region could take several years. This assessment underscores the … Read more
Bangladesh, a nation deeply vulnerable to the impacts of climate change, is poised to embark on transformative development initiatives with the support of a USD 1.16 billion financing package from the World Bank. This significant investment aims to improve health and sanitation services while fostering greener, climate-resilient growth. As the country grapples with challenges like … Read more
The tragic drowning of 16-year-old Tyrese Johnson in a UK’s Lodge Farm Reservoir has brought attention to the dangers of water safety and the importance of understanding distress signals. This heartbreaking incident occurred during what was meant to be a day of joy and camaraderie among friends, but it ended in profound sorrow. A Day … Read more