China is preparing a large military parade in Beijing on September 3 to mark 80 years since Japan surrendered at the end of World War Two. The Victory Day event will include tens of thousands of troops, dozens of formations, and hundreds of aircraft, showcasing advanced weapons and new military technology. The parade will feature […]
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The Western countries are asking African countries why they are leaving the West and turning towards Russia and China. The reason is simple: African countries are tired of being robbed of their natural resources, bullied, and disrespected at all times by most Western countries. Right now, African countries have made their own choices by choosing
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South Korea’s President Yoon Suk Yeol is facing a major setback after being impeached by the country’s parliament. The impeachment vote was triggered by Yoon’s controversial decision to impose martial law on December 3. The parliament voted overwhelmingly in favour of impeachment, with 204 lawmakers supporting the motion and 85 opposing it. Yoon will now
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The South Korean president, Yoon Suk Yeol, apologised publicly to the people of South Korea for the sudden declaration of martial law and handing over power to the military. The parliament proposed impeachment of the South Korean president but failed after legislators from the governing party boycotted the vote. Sources had it that the sudden
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An important step has been made by the International Criminal Court (ICC) to hold Myanmar’s military regime responsible for the crimes against the Rohingya Muslim minority. On suspicion of crimes against humanity, the head prosecutor for the court has asked for an arrest warrant for junta leader Min Aung Hlaing. The prosecutor’s request will now
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Developing countries are facing unprecedented challenges due to climate change. To combat this, a groundbreaking agreement has been reached to provide substantial financial support. This innovative deal aims to mobilize significant resources to support climate resilience and sustainable development. The funding will be crucial in helping vulnerable communities adapt to the changing climate. The agreement
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The United Nations is stepping up its mission to tackle the global climate crisis, emphasizing the urgent need for collective action. Climate change is no longer a distant threat—it’s a reality disrupting ecosystems, economies, and communities around the world. Driven by human activities and unchecked emissions, it is triggering extreme weather events and rising sea
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All member countries of BRICS will still retain their country’s currency for local transactions but shall use the BRICS currency mostly for international trade transactions when it is fully operational. This is based on our findings. In our opinion, it is certainly going to boost the economies of all member nations of the BRICS because
North Korea is blaming South Korea’s military for sending drones into its territory. Pyongyang claims these drones flew over the capital city multiple times, dropping anti-North Korea leaflets. What’s Behind the Accusations? North Korea says it found evidence of over 230 drone flights since June. They also released photos of what they claim is a
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Georgia’s recent parliamentary election has sparked outrage after reports of voting irregularities. President Salome Zourabichvili has called for protests, labeling the outcome a “Russian special operation.” The ruling party, Georgian Dream, won 54% of the vote, but opposition parties and monitors allege significant violations, including vote-buying and intimidation. The US and EU are demanding a
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