Israel Kills An Indian UN Staff Member In Gaza
The Secretary-General condemns all attacks on UN personnel and calls for a full investigation
‘Duchess Of Sussex’ Dons Princess Diana’s Diamond Cross Necklace
King Charles and Princess Diana paid an official visit to Nigeria in March 1990
Nepal’s Deputy Prime Minister Resigns
Rai, six additional parliamentarians, and 30 central committee members have joined the new party, reducing the party's strength in the House of Representatives to five seats
7 Dead In Ukraine’s Missile Attack On Russia
Both Ukraine and Russia claim not to target civilians, despite the fact that both sides have killed many people during the war
Israel Unlocks New Border Crossing Into Northern Gaza Strip
Israel's retaliatory attack has killed at least 35,034 individuals in Gaza Strip, mostly women and children
Egypt To Support South Africa’s Case Against Israel
South Africa requested the court to order Israel to withdraw from Rafah as part of additional emergency measures in an ongoing case accusing Israel of genocide
Brazil State’s Worst-Ever Weather Catastrophe: 145 Dead, 132 Missing
The latest threat comes as rescue operations are still underway, with approximately 130 people missing and more than 619,000 forced to evacuate their homes
New Eruption On Indonesia’s Mount Ibu
Authorities reported that it reached more than five kilometres above the volcano's peak, making it one of the most powerful eruptions in recent months
Escalating Tensions: Chinese Military Aircraft, Vessels Spotted Near Taiwan
Taiwan on Monday said that it tracked 2 Chinese military aircraft and 7 naval vessels operating around the nation.
Donald Trump Could Owe Over USD 100 Million In Taxes If He Loses Audit Case: Report
The outcome of Trump's dispute could set a precedent for wealthy people seeking tax benefits from the laws governing partnerships.
