The Tragic Tale of Usindiso Building: A Memorial of Fire and Loss Blackened by soot, the gutted and derelict remains of South Africa’s infamous Usindiso building in central Johannesburg are an unintentional memorial to the 76 people who died here in a devastating fire two years ago. A Survivor’s Story: Escaping the Flames One of ...
UK Bars Israeli Delegation from Defence Exhibition in London In a bold move, the UK has announced that no Israeli government delegation will be invited to a global defence exhibition in London next month due to the ongoing Gaza war. “The Israeli government’s decision to further escalate its military operation in Gaza is wrong,” a ...
Israel Recovers Body of Hostage in Gaza as Major Assault Looms In a dramatic turn of events, Israel’s military successfully retrieved the body of one hostage and the remains of another in Gaza on Friday. The recovered body was identified as Ilan Weiss, 56, from Kibbutz Be’eri, while the other hostage remains unidentified, according to ...
The Night Kyiv Was Under Siege: Russia’s Second-Biggest Aerial Attack In a devastating assault on Kyiv, Russia unleashed its second-biggest aerial attack since invading Ukraine, leaving at least 21 people dead, including four children. The bombardment damaged buildings belonging to the European Union and the British Council, prompting strong reactions from EU and UK officials. ...
Trump Administration Proposes New Rule to Limit Duration of Foreign Students in the US In a bold move, the Trump administration unveiled a new rule on Wednesday that aims to restrict the length of time foreign students can study in the United States. This rule specifically targets visas for foreign students, cultural exchange programs, and ...
The Mexican Senate Meeting Turns Violent In a shocking turn of events, a meeting of the Mexican Senate escalated into chaos as a high-ranking member erupted in anger over not being given the opportunity to speak. The altercation unfolded between two prominent senators during a session that had already been marked by a contentious debate ...
Princess Diana’s Time Capsule Unearthed at London Children’s Hospital ATLANTA — In a thrilling excavation, a time capsule sealed by Princess Diana in 1991 has been unearthed from a children’s hospital in London to make way for the construction of a new cancer center. Workers, many of whom were either born in 1991 or already ...
France, Germany, and UK Trigger Snapback Sanctions on Iran Over Nuclear Program In a bold move, France, Germany, and the United Kingdom have initiated the process to reimpose UN sanctions on Iran due to its nuclear program. The triggering of the so-called snapback sanctions, a decision welcomed by the United States, comes at a time ...
UN Security Council Votes to Terminate UNIFIL Peacekeeping Force in Southern Lebanon In a historic move, the UN Security Council unanimously voted on Thursday to end the UNIFIL peacekeeping force in southern Lebanon by the end of next year, succumbing to pressure from the United States and Israel. The United States initially pushed for a ...
White House Official Calls Russia’s War with Ukraine “Modi’s War” DELHI — In a bold move, a White House official has labeled Russia’s conflict with Ukraine as Indian Prime Minister Narendra “Modi’s war”, intensifying pressure on Delhi to cease its oil purchases from Moscow. US Imposes 50% Tariffs on Indian Goods US Trade Adviser Peter ...
