Kenya’s presidential election result: Why the delay as counting enters 4th day?
The results of presidential elections in Kenya are still awaited as the counting enters fourth day. As the people of
Can minimum levels of air pollution also impact health?
A recent study conducted by US researchers in Canada, one of the cleanest countries in the world, has revealed minute
Death threat author Salman Rushdie is on life support in New York City after he was stabbed
On Friday, the Indian-born novelist Salman Rushdie was stabbed in the neck and torso onstage at a lecture in the
Proposed pipeline between Iberia and central Europe can be EU’s lifeline
European authorities are considering a proposal by Germany to set up liquefied natural gas pipeline from Spain to Italy, in
One year to Taliban takeover: Women’s fight for rights continues
A year since the American troops exited Afghanistan. A year since terror entered lives of countless vulnerable Afghans. A year
Tom Brady goes on “personal” time off
Tom Brady, the 45 year old quarterback from Tampa Bay Buccaneers missed practice session on Thursday. Team’s head coach Todd
Klopp will only sign ‘proper’ players despite injuries
On Friday, Liverpool manager Juergen Klopp stated that the club’s growing injury list was a cause for concern but that
Twitter reintroduces election misinformation rules before midterms
According to a post published on the company’s blog on Thursday, Twitter plans to bring back certain features on its
‘New Yorker’ cover cartoonist Sempe dies at 89
Jean-Jacques Sempe, a French cartoonist who garnered international renown with a series of more than 100 drawings for the covers
UAE can lead “smart energy transitions” in Middle East and beyond
Climate change is a global crisis, and to tackle it a global effort is required. As the countries across world
