Israel and Hamas Reach Agreement Aimed at Ending Gaza Conflict and Securing the Release of Hostages and Prisoners

A man waves Palestinian flags as Palestinians react to news on a ceasefire deal with Israel

On January 15, negotiators managed to broker a significant agreement aimed at bringing an end to the ongoing Gaza conflict between Israel and Hamas. This deal marks a key moment in the 15-month-long war that has caused immense suffering, including the deaths of tens of thousands of Palestinians and the worsening political and humanitarian crisis … Read more

Indonesia Sets Minimum Age for Social Media to Strengthen Child Safety

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JAKARTA, Jan 14 — Indonesia is preparing to implement a regulation establishing a minimum age for social media users to enhance child safety online. This initiative is being spearheaded by the country’s communications ministry as part of broader efforts to protect children in the digital realm. The move comes after similar measures were adopted in … Read more

Australia Proposes Landmark Legislation to Regulate Big Tech and Enhance Digital Competition

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Sydney, Dec 2 – Australia is set to introduce a groundbreaking law that could levy fines of up to A$50 million ($33 million) against global technology companies accused of stifling competition and limiting consumer choice in the digital marketplace. This proposal aims to ensure a more equitable digital ecosystem, addressing the growing concerns surrounding the … Read more

Pakistan’s National Airline Sees Bright Future: Plans to Resume Europe Flights After Ban Lifted

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KARACHI, Dec 1 – Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) is gearing up to restart its flight operations to Europe after receiving clearance from the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). This development marks a significant step forward for the national flag carrier, which has faced substantial challenges since a flight ban was imposed in 2020. The … Read more

Russian Lawmaker Warns Biden’s Dangerous Missile Policy Could Ignite Global War

MOSCOW, Nov. 18 — Prominent Russian lawmaker Maria Butina has voiced strong criticism of the Biden administration’s reported decision to permit Ukraine to conduct long-range strikes within Russian territory using U.S.-made missiles. She warned that this move could provoke a devastating global conflict. Speaking in Moscow, Butina accused the United States of recklessness, claiming their … Read more

Nigeria and India Forge Stronger Ties in Maritime Security and Counter-Terrorism

Abuja, Nov 17 – In a historic meeting, Nigeria and India have pledged to strengthen their partnership in maritime security and counter-terrorism efforts. This significant development came during Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Nigeria, marking the first visit by an Indian premier in nearly two decades. The visit, initiated at the request of … Read more

Russia Cuts Gas Supplies to Austria Amid Escalating Energy Tensions

Russia cut gas supplies

On November 16, Russia’s state-run gas giant Gazprom took a significant step in its ongoing energy dispute with Europe, halting its natural gas supplies to Austria. The decision comes after Austria’s energy company, OMV, was awarded damages in an arbitration case over unfulfilled gas deliveries from Gazprom, prompting Vienna to announce the termination of gas … Read more

King Charles and Queen Camilla’s 5-Day Journey: Magnificent Arrival in Samoa for Historic Commonwealth Summit and High Chief Honor

APIA, Samoa — Britain’s King Charles and Queen Camilla arrived in Samoa late Wednesday, commencing a momentous visit where the monarch will be honored with a distinguished title and participate in the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM). This visit follows their six-day tour of Australia, further cementing their roles in global diplomacy. The royal … Read more

Brazil’s Critical Decision: 5 Reasons Daylight Saving Time Won’t Return in 2024

SAO PAULO, Oct 16 – In a significant decision that has garnered national attention, Brazil’s government has confirmed that daylight saving time will not return this summer. Energy and Mining Minister Alexandre Silveira made the announcement on Wednesday, noting that Brazil’s power sector is stable and not at risk, despite earlier concerns. This marks the … Read more