Exploring Spirituality and Identity in LA Art: Charles Gaines and More
Multimedia artist Charles Gaines, a faculty member at CalArts, is currently exhibiting baobab tree artworks at Hauser & Wirth gallery...
Amina Khan
Amina Khan is a skilled journalist and editor known for her engaging narratives and robust reporting on health and education. Growing up in Karachi, she studied at the Lahore School of Economics before embarking on her career in journalism. Amina has worked with various international news agencies and has published numerous impactful pieces, making contributions to public discourse and advocating for positive change in her community.
Trump’s Controversial Proposal for South African Farmers and Legal Implications
President Trump proposed citizenship for white South African farmers, citing governmental mistreatment. Legal experts assert he lacks the authority, as...
Kenyan Police Officer Missing Following Gang Ambush in Haiti
A Kenyan police officer is missing after a gang ambush in Haiti. The incident occurred when a rescue operation was...
Kenyan Officer Missing in Haiti Gang Ambush Amid Rising Violence
A Kenyan police officer has gone missing after an ambush by gangs in Haiti, where the MSS mission is stationed...
Eid-ul-Fitr 2025: Anticipated Dates and Celebrations Across the Globe
Eid-ul-Fitr 2025 is expected to be observed on March 30 or 31. Significant holidays are granted in various nations to...
Tropical Cyclone Courtney Develops as Category 1 System in Australian Season
Tropical Cyclone Courtney is a Category 1 system formed on March 26, 2025, located northwest of Exmouth, Australia. The cyclone...
Trump Administration Faces Fallout from Leaked Signal Chat Discussing Yemen Bombing Plans
The Trump administration faces criticism following the disclosure of a Signal chat discussing military action against Houthi fighters. President Trump...
Ukrainians’ Reactions to Ceasefire Negotiations in Saudi Arabia
Residents in Odesa react to news of a tentative ceasefire agreement between Ukraine and Russia, announced by the United States,...
France and Japan Unite to Launch Europe’s First Rare Earth Recycling Facility
France and Japan are set to establish Europe's first large-scale rare earth recycling plant in Lacq, France, to reduce reliance...
Sudan’s Civil War: A Potential Turning Point Amid Ongoing Crisis
The civil war in Sudan is witnessing a shift as the Sudanese army reclaims the presidential palace from the Rapid...
