Overnight shelling near Zaporizhzhia: “playing with fire” warns IAEA chief
The UN nuclear energy watchdog, IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency) has said condemning the overnight shelling near Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia power
Overnight session approves COP27 loss-and-damage fund
At the COP27 climate summit, countries agreed early on Sunday, November 20, to establish a fund to aid impoverished nations
Church says there are open debates on women priests and homosexuality
On Saturday, November 19, a prominent German Catholic bishop disagreed with the Vatican’s stance that the disputes on women priests
Should Trump be brought back on Twitter? Musk takes a poll on the quintessential question
Elon Musk has started a Twitter poll, open late on Friday asking followers on the platform to vote on whether
France voices support for India, Germany, Brazil, Japan as permanent UNSC members
France has voiced its support for India, Germany, Brazil and Japan as permanent members of the United Nations Security Council
Putin has lost his spot at the global leadership table
Past few weeks have witnessed three major summits held across the word – G20, ASEAN and APEC. The one common
Who is the special counsel appointed by US Attorney General in Trump investigations?
US attorney general Merrick Garland has appointed veteran prosecutor Jack Smith as the special counsel to examine whether former President
Blinken says Russia feared the world wouldn’t accept not extending the grain deal
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken stated on Thursday, November 17 that Russia’s decision to extend the Black Sea grain
Black Sea Grain deal renewed: UN Chief welcomes the step towards tackling food crisis
The Black Sea Grain Initiative corridor has been renewed and extended up till March next year. The deal to tackle
Cashless transactions defining way forward for travel
Worldwide, cashless transactions are quickly taking over as people’s preferred method of payment. Travelers from all over the world, especially
