Britain has unveiled plans for one of the most significant online safety reforms in the world, with Prime Minister Keir Starmer announcing a proposed ban on social media access for children under the age of 16. The initiative is designed to create a safer online environment for young people while addressing growing concerns about the […]
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China has responded strongly to a recent report from an Australian think tank that raised concerns about Beijing’s expanding military capabilities and the potential security implications for Australia and the wider Asia-Pacific region. The discussion follows a report released by the Lowy Institute, a Sydney-based research organization, which suggested that China’s growing arsenal of long-range […]
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Former U.S. President Donald Trump celebrated his 80th birthday in a way that only he could—by hosting a high-profile Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) event on the White House lawn, drawing global attention, admiration from supporters, and criticism from opponents. The unprecedented event, dubbed “UFC Freedom 250,” was organized as part of the celebrations marking the […]
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As diplomatic efforts intensify to bring an end to tensions between the United States and Iran, Switzerland has officially offered to host the signing of a potential peace agreement between the two nations. According to Switzerland’s foreign ministry, the country remains actively engaged in supporting dialogue and peace-building initiatives between Washington and Tehran. Swiss officials […]
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Britain’s political landscape was shaken after Defence Secretary John Healey resigned, delivering a sharp warning that the government’s current defence spending strategy could leave the nation increasingly vulnerable during a period of growing international threats. Healey announced his resignation after expressing frustration over what he described as inadequate financial commitments toward national defence. In a […]
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As international tensions continue to rise, a coalition of 22 countries has issued a strong and unified warning to Iran, accusing the country of orchestrating attacks and intimidation campaigns beyond its borders through criminal networks and proxy groups. The joint statement, released by nations including the United States, Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom, and numerous […]
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India has officially confirmed the deaths of three Indian sailors following a United States military strike on a commercial vessel operating off the coast of Oman, marking another tragic incident involving merchant ships in the region. Union Minister for Ports, Shipping and Waterways Sarbananda Sonowal expressed deep sorrow over the loss of lives aboard the […]
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India has reaffirmed its intention to significantly alter water-sharing arrangements with Pakistan, signaling a tougher approach following the suspension of the historic Indus Waters Treaty. India’s Water Resources Minister, C.R. Patil, stated that the government is actively pursuing measures to ensure that “not a single drop of water” reaches Pakistan in the years ahead. According […]
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Public dissatisfaction is intensifying across South Korea following ballot paper shortages that affected polling stations during the country’s recent local elections. The controversy has sparked widespread criticism and prompted university students to organize nationwide demonstrations demanding accountability and greater transparency in the electoral process. According to official figures, approximately 7,000 ballot papers were unavailable at […]
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China has strongly criticised the United States after Washington expanded its list of companies allegedly linked to China’s military, adding major tech players such as Alibaba and Baidu. The move has further strained already fragile relations between the world’s two largest economies. According to the US Department of Defense, the updated list includes around 80 […]
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