Breakthroughs or Modest Achievements? Biden-Xi Bilateral During Apec
Joe Biden, the President of the US, and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping are to meet on November 15 in
Colombia’s ‘Junk Food Law’ Comes Into Force: Here’s
Health experts and campaigners have hailed Colombia’s new “junk food law” that has made the country the first in the
Overtourism Creates More Headaches Than Revenue. How’s Spain
Last year, Spain was the second-most visited country in the world, with 83.7 million international arrivals (just behind France). While
Hollywood Loves A Happy Ending. But Has It
Wednesday’s deal between Hollywood actors and studios and streaming services isn’t expected to immediately restore production to its full swing.
Fury Over Rishi Sunak Not Acting Decisively Against
Rishi Sunak, the Prime Minister of UK, is facing a civil war in the ruling Conservative party over the future
Israel-Gaza War Enters Day 35: Death Toll In
In response to online questions from journalists, Israeli foreign ministry spokesperson Lior Haiat said the Hamas assault on October 7
‘It Is Time For Sanctions Against Israel’: Belgium
Petra De Sutter, the deputy Prime Minister of Belgium, has called for sanctions against Israel, noting the violence will continue
Eras Tour & Argentina Election: Is It Okay
Thousands of Swifties, a term commonly used to describe fans of Taylor Swift, eagerly lined up Thursday for the 12-time
‘It’s Not A Halloween Prank’ – What’s Behind
A coastal pond in Maui, in the US state of Hawaii, has turned so pink it could be from the
Birds Of Prey Fitted With Trackers Helping Israel
Eagles, vultures and other carrion-eating birds are helping the Israeli army locate corpses around sites of the October 7 attack
