UN Report: Millions pushed into “extreme acute food
The United Nations, in its recent joint report titled Hunger Hotspots – FAO-WFP early warnings on acute food insecurity, has
British journalist missing in Brazilian Amazon, wife appeals
On Sunday morning, Dom Phillips, a British journalist and a long time contributor for The Guardian, vanished from Brazil’s Amazon.
Remarks on Prophet Muhammad create diplomatic rift between
The Indian government is finding itself entangled in a diplomatic rift with Gulf countries after two spokespeople of the country’s
Why World Cup fans are preferring UAE as
Even though the FIFA World Cup is about five months away, its impact in the region is very vivid. The
Boris Johnson hit by Tory rebellion but survives
Boris Johnson, the British Prime Minister, survived his premiership on Monday night after majority of his MPs voted signaling confidence
UAE leadership condemns horrific attack on Nigeria’s church
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has strongly condemned the horrifying attack on a catholic church in Ondo state in southwestern
Partygate: Boris Johnson to face no confidence vote
Scores of Tory MPs are voting through secret ballots and pushing the party heads to call on Prime Minister Boris
Show of force to North Korea: US &
Eight surface to surface missiles were launched into sea by South Korea and United States in early hours of Monday.
Why the rising oil prices trend is here
During the early days of Russia’s invasion in Ukraine, the global economy had witnessed roadblocks and big bumps in an
Ryanair accused of racial discrimination: South Africans forced
European budget airline Ryanair has been accused of racially discriminating against South African passengers after it allegedly forced them to
