Japan’s PM Shigeru Ishiba Moves to ‘The Kantei’ Despite Eerie Rumors

Shigeru Ishiba

Shigeru Ishiba, the Prime Minister of Japan, has moved into the official residence of the Prime Minister in central Tokyo, despite the building’s eerie reputation. The Kantei, a modern structure built in 2002, has become the subject of countless stories involving paranormal activities, military rebellions, and supernatural events. Although many former Japanese leaders have refrained … Read more

Maysaa Sabrine Becomes the First Female Governor of the Central Bank of Syria

Maysaa Sabrine

Maysaa Sabrine has made history by becoming the first woman to lead the Central Bank of Syria. In a country where leadership positions in the financial sector have historically been male-dominated, her appointment marks a significant milestone for women in Syria’s economic landscape. Sabrine, who has worked for the Central Bank for over 15 years, … Read more

Kung Fu Nuns Perform at Reopening of Nunnery in Nepal

Kung Fu Nuns

The sight of a group of Kung Fu Nuns, aged from 17 to 30, performing hand chops, high kicks, and sword-wielding martial arts in the serene hills of Nepal is a remarkable story that blends strength, spirituality, and empowerment. These nuns belong to the Druk Amitabha Monastery, a place of peace, spirituality, and profound history. … Read more

Seventh Palestinian Baby Freezes to Death in Gaza

Seventh Palestinian Baby Freezes to Death

The ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza has taken a devastating toll on its most vulnerable population—children. As winter temperatures continue to plummet and thunderstorms forecast further suffering, a Seventh Palestinian Baby Freezes to Death in Gaza. With Gaza’s infrastructure shattered and hundreds of thousands displaced, families are struggling to survive, often without adequate shelter or … Read more

Body of Missing Kerala Student Santra Saju Found in Scotland’s Almond River

Santra Saju

The tragic discovery of the body of 22-year-old Santra Saju from Kerala in Scotland’s Almond River has left her family, friends, and community devastated. The young student, who had been missing since December 6, 2024, was enrolled at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh, Scotland. Her disappearance and the subsequent discovery of her body raised questions and … Read more

Taiwan Board Game “2045” Invites Players to Imagine Chinese Invasion

Taiwan board game

A new Taiwan board game “2045” is set to release in January 2025, immersing players in a fictional Chinese invasion of Taiwan, set 20 years into the future. The game, developed by Taiwanese board game maker Mizo Games, invites participants to engage in strategic thinking, navigating complex military and political situations. As tensions in the … Read more

Chinese Hackers Stole Documents in Major Cyber Incident: US Treasury

Chinese hackers

Chinese hackers have once again drawn global attention after successfully breaching the U.S. Treasury Department’s computer systems in a sophisticated cyber-attack. Labelled a “major incident” by the Treasury, this intrusion underscores the growing threats posed by state-sponsored cyber activities. The hackers, identified as being affiliated with Chinese state-backed groups, exploited vulnerabilities in a third-party cybersecurity … Read more

Iraqi Couple Arrested in Germany for Keeping and Abusing Yazidi Girls as Slaves

Iraqi couple arrested in Germany

Iraqi couple arrested in Germany for crimes against humanity, including enslavement and abuse of Yazidi girls, marks a chilling reminder of the atrocities committed by the Islamic State (IS) group. The allegations against the pair highlight the ongoing quest for justice for the Yazidi community, a minority targeted by IS for destruction. Iraqi Couple Arrested … Read more

Pakistan Army Planning to Return to Bangladesh First Time Since 1971

Pakistan Army

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

Thai Influencer Thanakarn Kanthee Dies After Drinking Two Whiskey Bottles for Challenge

Thanakarn Kanthee

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