First time since 1917 revolution Russia defaults foreign debt, what now?
For the first time since 1917 revolution, Russia has defaulted on its foreign debt, further pushing away it from international
Abortion rights: Many US firms move swiftly to support employees seeking abortion
While the politicians in United States are desperately snatching the women’s rights and denying them to make decisions regarding their
An abortion-rights bill has been proposed in France
According to a statement made by two members of France’s parliament on Saturday, lawmakers have submitted a plan that would
Biden visits Europe to keep allies united against Russia as Ukraine crisis rages
For a week, President Joe Biden will travel to Europe to attend a series of conferences, which will bring the
Netflix: 300 employees laid off in second such round this year
Netflix has announced that it is laying off 300 employees in second such round of job cuts after the streaming
US Senate passes first federal gun safety bill in decades
On Thursday night, the Senate passed a bipartisan bill to address risisng gun violence in the country. This is the
White House moves to regulate and limit levels of nicotine in tobacco products
In a big win towards bringing milestone regulations in public health of the United States, Biden administration this week signaled
Gun Violence Bill announced by US Senators with bipartisan support
US Senators have announced much anticipated agreement on a bipartisan gun violence bill – a small but critical breakthrough on
Uvalde shooting: Timeline reveals heavily armed police was available at site within 19 minutes
Multiple rifles-armed police officers and at least one ballistic shield were at the site of the mass shooting at Uvalde’s
UN warns of “hell” situation due to global food crisis amid continued Ukraine war
Head of the United Nations’ food aid agency WFP (World Food Programme) has warned that dozens of countries are at
