Hostel Fire in New Zealand Kills a Minimum of Six People
As a result of a fire that broke out in a hostel, the Prime Minister of New Zealand has informed the local media that a minimum of six individuals have been killed and others are still missing. At around local More...
An Attempt by a Nine-Year-Old Girl to Play in the US Women’s Open
Bella Simoes, who hails from Brazil, is striving to make history as the youngest player to ever qualify for a major championship. The first round of qualification for the U.S. Women’s Open is underway at More...
Massive Protests Take Place in Pakistan After Imran Khan’s Arrest; Followers Storm Army Headquarters
Alongside Islamabad, protests began in Lahore, Rawalpindi, Gujranwala, Karachi, Multan, Faisalabad, Mardan, and Peshawar. In an act of defiance against Imran Khan’s detention, supporters of the previous More...
In a Retaliatory Action, China has Expelled a Canadian Diplomat
In retribution for the Canadian government sending back a Chinese ambassador accused of attempting to scare a Canadian Member of Parliament, China has removed Canada’s consul from Shanghai. This Monday, More...
If the Acquisition fails, Microsoft Must Pay Activision 3 Billion Dollars
In the event that the proposed purchase of Activision Blizzard by Microsoft does not go through, the software giant will still be required to pay a breakup fee in the amount of $3 billion. Microsoft’s suggested More...
Civilians are Being Targeted as Warfare in Sudan’s Darfur Area Heats Up
As new evidence develops of extensive damage, the United Nations Refugee Agency is “extremely worried” about the impact that it will have on the “fragile” region. In the province of Darfur More...
Unveiling of US-Korea Agreements Worth Billions of Dollars
The major elements of President Yoon’s tours include business agreements, sales diplomacy, and other commercial activities. Tuesday marked the beginning of South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol’s official More...
Pakistanis are Among the 57 People Killed After their Boats Capsize off the Coast of Libya
According to a person who survived named Bassam Mahmoud living in Egypt, there were approximately eighty passengers aboard one of the boats. A member of the coast guard and a volunteer for an aid organization More...
Crush Kills Dozens During Ramadan in Sanaa, Yemen’s capital
Officials report that a minimum of 78 people have died as a result of a crush that occurred at a school in the capital city of Yemen, Sanaa, during the handing out of charity for the month of Ramadan. The video More...
The 250th Victory for Rublev, and a Rally by Zverev at Monte-Carlo
At the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters on Tuesday, Andrey Rublev secured his 250th victory at the tour-level competition after prevailing after a tense 2nd round. At the event played on clay courts, the fifth seed overcame More...
