Abortion Access Battle Rages On In U.S. Courtrooms One Year After Roe vs. Wade Overturning
This week marks the one-year anniversary of the overturning of the landmark 1973 Roe vs. Wade case by the U.S
China Not Ready to Resume Military-to-Military Contacts With U.S., Agrees to Stabilize Deteriorating Relations
The U.S Secretary of State Antony Blinken has successfully wrapped up a high-stakes visit to China in a bid to
It’s official: EU no longer the top client of Russian oil as imports drop 90%
The European Union’s imports of Russian oil have dropped by 90% over a period of just a single year. The
Trump dodges questions on Ukraine and Taiwan to avoid hurting ‘negotiations’ if he’s elected
The usually outspoken former US President Donald Trump was mum yesterday to a number of questions related to Taiwan and
Desperate search continues for Titanic sub missing with five onboard
The Titan, a submersible operated by the US-based underwater tourism company OceanGate, went missing on Sunday in the north Atlantic
What must we do for the World Refugee Day to actually matter?
A teenager from war-ravaged Syria, Fadi, miraculously survived one of the deadliest migrant boat disasters in the Mediterranean. A fishing
How Indian-Americans are Ready for State Visit of PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s first state visit to the U.S. will start on Tuesday, so Indian Americans in the U.S.
Switzerland Referendum: Voters Support Carbon Cuts as Glaciers Melt
Voters in Switzerland have approved a new climate law that aims to reduce the use of fossil fuels and achieve
Real Madrid not pursuing Kylian Mbappé anymore!
Real Madrid president Florentino Perez has cleared the air on Mbappé’s potential transfer to the Spanish club, according to goal.com.
Europe Spends Millions of Euros on ‘Toxic’ Legislature to Turn Refugees Back to War-torn and Famine Riddled Countries
Driven out by political conflict, social upheaval, civil unrest, economic hardships and food insecurity, refugees from Africa have been thronging
