Torrential downpours unlikely to reverse California’s drought
A barrage of storms has left at least 17 people dead in California. Heavy downpours caused flash flooding, toppled trees,
Sweden cannot fulfill Turkey’s demands for NATO application
Turkey has demands that Sweden cannot – and does not want to – meet, the country’s new conservative Prime Minister
How enhancing traffic safety can aid in combating climate change
One of the deadliest killers known to mankind is traffic. Over 1.3 million people per year—the population of Dallas, Prague,
Dad in Ecuador legally changes gender identity to win custody of children
A cisgender man in Ecuador, who is dealing with an acrimonious split from his wife, has legally changed his gender
Did Russia kill over 600 Ukrainian soldiers in retaliation?
Ukraine has labelled as “propaganda” a claim by Moscow that the Russian military killed more than 600 Ukrainian soldiers in
Brazil Congress Storming: Is it an attack on democracy?
At least 3,000 supporters of Brazil’s former President Jair Bolsonaro broke through police barricades and stormed into the country’s Congress,
NHA unveils system to rate the effectiveness of hospitals appointed under the AB PM-JAY scheme
A new methodology is being implemented by the National Health Authority (NHA) as part of the flagship programme Ayushman Bharat
India’s creditworthiness is stable despite the world’s unfavourable outlook
In contrast to the negative forecast for sovereigns worldwide, the creditworthiness outlook for sovereigns in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region, including
PewDiePie explains why he doesn’t work with Markiplier anymore
PewDiePie, Markiplier, and Jacksepticeye, three of YouTube Gaming’s most well-known figures, once collaborated on video creation. The “Big Three” of
Operation to arrest drug kingpin El Chapo’s son leaves 29 dead, says Mexico
At least 29 people – 10 soldiers and 19 criminal suspects – were killed during the bloody operation to capture
