Princess Aiko of Japan Visits Brazil to Strengthen Ties
Princess Aiko of Japan visits Brazil to strengthen diplomatic relations and cultural ties. The visit includes engagements with local officials...
Rahul Sharma
Rahul Sharma is a prominent environmental journalist who has dedicated his career to covering climate change and sustainability issues. Growing up in New Delhi, he earned his degree in Environmental Studies before diving into journalism. Over the past 15 years, Rahul's investigative pieces have raised awareness of ecological concerns, and he works tirelessly to advocate for responsible journalism that promotes environmental stewardship.
British Defense Ministry Reports Over 6,000 N. Korean Troop Casualties in Ukraine
The British defense ministry reports that North Korea has suffered over 6,000 casualties among its troops in the Ukraine conflict,...
OU Graduate Arrested in Thailand Finally Allowed to Return Home
Paul Chambers, a University of Oklahoma graduate arrested in Thailand for insulting the monarchy, has had his charges dropped and...
Man in Critical Condition After Rescue from Jordan Creek in Allentown
A man is in critical condition after being rescued from Jordan Creek in Allentown, where he was discovered by emergency...
Several Killed as Separatists Clash With Malian Army, Russian Allies in the North
Recent clashes in northern Mali between the Malian army and Azawad separatists have resulted in several deaths, including 10 separatists....
Death Toll in South Africa Floods Rises to 78
The death toll in South Africa's Eastern Cape floods has risen to at least 78. Heavy rains and strong winds...
Niger Man Dies in Dispute Over Girlfriend
A 25-year-old, Usman Mohammed, was stabbed to death in Minna, Niger State, after an altercation over his girlfriend with three...
Extreme Heat Engulfs Cities Across Pakistan, Temperatures Soar to 49°C
Pakistan is suffering from severe heat, especially in Punjab where temperatures have exceeded 45°C. Bhakkar and Jacobabad hit 49°C. The...
Jega Warns Against Rushed Adoption of E-Voting in Nigeria
Professor Attahiru Jega warns Nigeria against hastily adopting electronic voting. Citing issues like poor infrastructure and foreign dependency, he emphasizes...
Flooding in South Africa Claims at Least 49 Lives, Death Toll May Rise
At least 49 people have died due to devastating floods in South Africa's Eastern Cape province, with officials predicting that...
