Australia’s largest city, Sydney, floods affect 50,000 people
As far as Sydney’s northern and western borders were concerned, the worst of the floods occurred along with the Hawksbury-Nepean
As Korean employees return to work, ‘gapjil’ harassment
Toxic workplace culture known as gapjil returns to South Korea as workers return to their desks. More than two-thirds of
Bus collapses into a deep gorge in India,
A government source reported that on Monday, a passenger bus veered off a mountain route in northern India and plunged
Spanish police confiscate drug-smuggling underwater drones
Spanish police have confiscated three underwater drones constructed in Morocco to smuggle drugs across the sea. Unmanned submersibles can carry
6 people shot and killed at Fourth of
Police in Highland Park, a suburb of Chicago, say that at least six people were killed and more than two
Gunshot killed journalist most likely Israelis
According to U.S. officials, Israeli gunfire is likely to have killed Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh, although there is
Due to lack of fuel and money, Sri
Due to a lack of fuel to transport teachers and students to classrooms, the government of cash-strapped Sri Lanka on
Trial operation of electric cars within the taxi
The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has announced the start of the trial run of the Electric cars, within the
US Supreme Court climate ruling will render a
The recent ruling by United States Supreme Court has proved to be a big setback for climate activists and policymakers
UAE’s field hospital under guidance of MBZ begins
In line with the vision and ideologies of leadership of United Arab Emirates, a field hospital was established that has
