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Paris Olympics 2024 has been marred by another controversy. In a surprising turn of events on Tuesday, the gender identification of boxer Imane Khelif - the recipient of a Gold medal - has come under
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The leadership of the UN is beginning to promote a fairer scheme for the shift to the use of renewable energy sources from fossil energy consumption globally. Speaking in New York Amina Mohammed the UN
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Hundreds of irate Suffolk farmers are getting ready to gather in Parliament on November 19 with what they are calling the "Old McDonald Tax," as Westminster gets ready for an unusual protest. With tractors, pitchforks,
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In order to reduce the number of migrants crossing the English Channel in small boats, Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced that he will double the funding for the UK's border security agency and to
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The political situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo is turning a bit controversial lately. During a speech on October 23 in Kisangani, President Felix Tshisekedi proposed steps to change the constitution of the country,
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Fans of “The Office" have always found great entertainment value in Michael Scott's unconventional management style at Dunder Mifflin, but may his missteps have any practical lessons? A Situational Leadership® conference lately revealed unexpected links
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The northern Gaza polio vaccination drive seeks to reach more than 100,000 children to ensure that the paralysing virus does not spread across the besieged Palestinian enclave or the region. It started on Saturday and
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Vietnamese factories are taking business away from Chinese solar manufacturers who have moved their production chain to Indonesia and Laos. Over the last 18 months, at least four projects led by Chinese or China-related began
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For six months starting in November, France will temporarily restore border restrictions with its near neighbours. Marking it as one of the most significant returns to border controls since the establishment of the Schengen area
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More than 1700 journalists were killed all around the world from 2006 to 2024, UNESCO reported that out of which 85% cases were unsolved. These figures released at today's International Day to End Impunity for
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