Gazprom shuts Nord Stream 1 indefinitely as G7 nations cap Russian oil price
The Russian state owned energy firm Gazprom has announced extension of the shutdown of gas supply through Nord Stream 1
Evidence: Processed food linked to increased risk of cancer & death
Evidence through studies have come forward that link processed food to serious health problems like cancer and even death. A
Taiwan has threatened to ‘counter-attack’ if Chinese military breach its borders
Taiwan announced on Wednesday (August 31) that it will exercise its right to self-defense and “counter-attack” if Chinese armed troops
US warships’ presence in Taiwan Strait and China’s response
Early August, United States Speaker of House Nancy Pelosi visited Taiwan as part of her high profile trip to Asia,
How Pelosi’s visit has triggered swarm of foreign diplomats arriving in Taiwan?
On Thursday evening, a US air force plane landed at Taiwan’s Songshan airport, carrying US Senator Marsha Blackburn. Though the
Japan’s return to nuclear power a decade after Fukushima disaster
Japan is seeking return to nuclear power, after a decade of Fukushima nuclear plant disaster. The Asian country is considering
Ukraine’s Independence Day amid fears of ramped up Russian attacks
Ukraine marked a tense 31st Independence Day on Wednesday, with no parades or parties amid fears of increase in Russian attacks,
MBZ orders urgent humanitarian aid to flood victims in Sudan
Continuing to abide by the principles of the United Arab Emirates’ and founding fathers of empathy and supporting those in
The Prime Minister of Finland has apologized for the contentious photograph
Sanna Marin, the Prime Minister of Finland, issued an apology on Tuesday (August 23) for a contentious photo that was
‘Egregious deficiencies’ in security measures, claims Twitter whistleblower
Twitter’s former head of security has accused the company of “extreme, egregious deficiencies” in its handling of user information and
