Few years on the Earth
Hira Mokariya 
UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy, in a striking address to the United Nations Security Council, accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of transforming Russia into a “mafia state” with imperialistic ambitions. The UK Foreign Secretary voiced strong criticism of Putin’s actions in Ukraine and Africa, emphasizing the corruption and self-serving nature of Putin’s leadership. Lammy drew … Read more
The 21-day ceasefire deal between Israel and Hezbollah has become a focal point of international diplomatic efforts, as hostilities between the two sides show no signs of slowing down. As Hezbollah continues to launch rockets into Israel and Israel responds with military strikes, both sides have rejected global pleas for de-escalation. While the U.S. and … Read more
India is set to witness a significant expansion in its aviation industry, with three new homegrown airlines preparing to take to the skies in 2025. These airlines—Air Kerala, Alhindair, and Shankh Air—have each received the necessary No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the Civil Aviation Ministry and are now working towards obtaining their Air Operator Certificate … Read more
A tragic event unfolded on Thursday as a powerful blast in police station of Pakistan shook the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, resulting in the death of a child and leaving 25 people, mostly policemen, injured. The blast occurred in Swabi, a city located 70 kilometers from Peshawar. This devastating incident highlights the ongoing dangers and unpredictable … Read more
The greatest salesman on earth is how former President Donald Trump described Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky during a campaign event in Georgia. This statement came amid Trump’s ongoing criticism of Zelensky, particularly regarding the substantial financial aid Ukraine has received from the United States. Trump’s comments reflect his irritation with Zelensky’s recent criticisms and his … Read more
The world’s first large-scale vertical berry farm has officially opened in Richmond, Virginia, marking a revolutionary step forward in agriculture. This innovative project, spearheaded by Plenty Unlimited Inc., in collaboration with Driscoll’s, is dedicated to growing strawberries in a controlled, high-tech environment. Designed to produce over 4 million pounds of strawberries annually in just under … Read more
Israeli strike operations continue to shape the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hezbollah, escalating tensions in the region and dampening efforts for a ceasefire. The strike that killed a senior Hezbollah commander in Beirut has become a pivotal moment in this clash, further entrenching the positions of both sides. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reaffirmed … Read more
Artificial Intelligence is Detecting New Archaeological Sites in the Desert of Abu Dhabi. In the northern edge of the Rub al-Khali desert, hidden secrets are now being uncovered through advanced technology. Known as “The Empty Quarter,” this vast expanse of 250,000 square miles (650,000 square kilometers) on the Arabian Peninsula looks desolate to the naked … Read more
Poor people in China have long faced the challenge of living under severe economic strain. However, amid the country’s ongoing economic slowdown, the situation for these vulnerable individuals has become increasingly dire. In a rare policy shift, the Chinese government has announced a one-off cash handout targeting the poorest segments of society, marking a significant … Read more
Russia producing drones in China has become a significant point of concern among global powers as reports suggest that Moscow has established a covert drone production program in China to support its ongoing military campaign in Ukraine. This development comes despite China’s repeated denials of involvement in Russia’s arms production. With increasing pressure from the … Read more