President Biden keeps national refugee admission cap at
On Tuesday, President Joe Biden has kept the cap on national refugee admissions at 125,000 for the fiscal year 2023,
Hurricane Ian leaves Cuba in complete blackout
Hurricane Ian has led to collapse of Cuba’s electricity grid, leaving the entire country without power. US state of Florida
UAE President on Oman visit, strengthening historical relations
The United Arab Emirates and Sultanate of Oman share deep cultural, historical and social relations, wherein the vision of both
Japanese diplomat “restrained and blindfolded” in Russia during
Japan has summoned Russian ambassador in Tokyo after a Japanese diplomat was “blindfolded and physically restrained” during FSB interrogation in
Who killed Mr. Krabs and How did Mr.
A leading statement of the trial of SpongeBob for the murder of Mr. Krabs has gone viral – How did
What Covid travel restrictions are still in place
After a protracted period of time during which border restrictions were in place, a number of locations all around Asia
Bangkok is preparing for the arrival of Tropical
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) has taken measures, such as draining water out of canals in and around the city
Ukraine is expected to receive Israeli technology via
With the arrival of 28 M-55S tanks from Slovenia that include an upgrade from Elbit Systems, an Israel-based international defense
Apple Inc to manufacture iPhone 14 in India
Apple Inc. has announced on Monday that it will now make its iPhone 14 in India, as manufacturers shift production
NASA spacecraft successfully strikes asteroid in landmark DART
A NASA spacecraft has intentionally and successfully slammed into an asteroid in a first of its kind test by human
