Category - World

Ramaphosa Refuses to Resign Despite Parliamentary Impeachment Move South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has firmly rejected calls to step down,

Israel has taken a decisive legal stance, passing a groundbreaking law authorizing the death penalty and public trials for individuals

EU Confident UK Foreign Policy Will Stay Steady Across Europe, a prevailing sense of confidence emerges in conversations about the

Senator Dela Rosa Defies International Criminal Court's Arrest Bid Senator Ronald "Bato" dela Rosa , the former enforcer of President

US-Taiwan Arms Deal Fuels Beijing's Fury Last December, the United States ignited tensions by announcing an $11 billion arms deal

Bombing Ravages Kabul-Jalalabad Highway Facility At approximately 20:50 local time on March 16, three bombs struck a drug rehabilitation centre

Reimagining France-Africa Relations Amid Shifting Global Influence The recent summit in Kenya signals a pivotal shift in the complex relationship

Netflix faces serious allegations from the Texas Attorney General for covertly tracking its users—children included—despite public claims to the contrary.

Canvas , the widely used educational platform, faced a crippling cyber-attack last week that impacted nearly 9,000 universities and colleges

Japan’s Leading Snack Brand Overhauls Packaging Due to Ink Supply Crisis Calbee , Japan’s top snack manufacturer, is shifting to

Mexico’s government scrapped its controversial decision to cut the school year short by over a month, aiming to prevent traffic

Europe is spearheading a decisive move to shield children from the perils of unchecked social media use. Across the continent,