Category: World

The U.S. government announced a $73 million aid package to support Rohingya refugees through the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP). The new funds are aimed at providing food and nutrition assistance to over one million Rohingya refugees who have fled violence in Myanmar and are currently residing in Bangladesh. State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce […]

French President Emmanuel Macron announced a plan to deploy “reassurance forces” from several European countries to Ukraine, contingent on a peace treaty with Russia. These forces would be stationed in strategic locations, not on the frontlines, to deter potential Russian aggression. The move aims to provide Ukraine with long-term security after a peace agreement, with […]

Turkish authorities have arrested at least 1,879 individuals in connection with protests over the arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu, sparking widespread unrest. In response, the opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) appointed Nuri Aslan as interim mayor, with the expectation that he will serve for the remainder of İmamoğlu’s term. The protests, primarily calling for […]

A strong 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck central Myanmar today Friday 28/03/2025, causing widespread panic in both Myanmar and neighboring Thailand. The tremor, which occurred at a depth of 10 km (6.2 miles), sent residents rushing out of buildings in major cities such as Yangon and even in Bangkok, Thailand’s capital, according to multiple eyewitnesses. The […]

Wine drinking in ancient Troy was not restricted to the upper classes, as has long been supposed – something our new research has established for the first time. Colleagues at the University of Tübingen and I have discovered that wine was also enjoyed by the common folk, independent of upper-class celebrations and religious rituals. In […]

However, the country remains in the grip of one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises, with millions facing famine, disease and insecurity. IOM data shows that between December last year and March, displacement fell by 2.4 per cent – with nearly 400,000 people returning to their places of origin in Aj Jazirah, Sennar and Khartoum […]

KP Ramaswamy, the owner of KPR Mills in Coimbatore, is a name synonymous with transformation—not in the traditional corporate sense, but in the way he has reshaped the lives of his workers. Known fondly as “Appa” (father), Ramaswamy’s philosophy goes beyond profit margins and employee retention. It centers on education and empowerment, a strategy that […]

On March 20, 2025, Indonesia’s House of Representatives passed controversial amendments to the 2004 Law on the Indonesian Armed Forces. The revised law, which received rapid approval, has already sparked significant protests and concerns over the future of Indonesia’s democratic integrity. The amended law allows military personnel to occupy civilian government positions without resigning from […]

PRESIDENT ALI:  Secretary Rubio, let me again welcome you to Guyana.  (Inaudible) you are no stranger to Guyana.  You’ve been one of our strongest voices in the U.S., always keeping what is relevant to Guyana – security, peace, and importantly, on democracy issues, your voice – your voice is very well-known, respected, and very loud.  […]

What if there was a place where young people could learn the basics of coding, analyse fossil remains, assemble a wind turbine and learn how to predict earthquakes? The two-day Science is Wonderful fair in Tervuren, near Brussels, was just that. On entering Tervuren’s imposing Africa Museum, which hosted the 10th iteration of the event […]