POLITICAL NEWS: MAURITANIA’S PRESIDENT GHAZOUANI WINS RE-ELECTION
Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Ghazouani, the current president of Mauritania, easily won reelection with 56.12% of the vote, the Independent National Electoral Commission (CENI) announced...
NEWS: ONE KILLED AS 20 INMATES STAGE PAKISTAN JAILBREAK
In Pakistan-administered Kashmir, twenty prisoners, some of whom were charged with terrorism, staged a jail break on Sunday, sources informed AFP. One of the prisoners...
POLICE ARREST FEMALE PRISON OFFICER FILMED HAVING SEX WITH INMATE IN UK CELL
Police have arrested a woman after footage emerged of a female prison officer having sex with an inmate in an HMP Wandsworth jail cell. The...
BIDEN TO PARDON US MILITARY PERSONNEL CONVICTED OF HOMOSEXUALITY
Declaring on Wednesday that he was "righting a historic wrong," US President Joe Biden pardoned military troops convicted under a statute that forbade homosexuality in...
WORLD NEWS: AUSTRIA SUMMONS RUSSIA ENVOY
Austria protested what it described as Moscow's "unprecedented" removal of an Austrian journalist's media accreditation on Wednesday by calling Russia's envoy to the nation. Journalist...
BREAKING: KENYA’S PRESIDENT WITHDRAW TAX PLAN AFTER DEADLY PROTEST
Following tragic protests on Tuesday that resulted in the parliament being set on fire, President William Ruto of Kenya has announced his intention to rescind...
ANTI-TAX HIKE: KENYA PROTESTERS VOW TO MARCH AGAIN
Organizers of the statewide protests in Kenya urged for further nonviolent marches against the very unpopular tax hikes on Wednesday, while a state-funded rights organization...
ANTI-TAX HIKE: KENYA PROTEST DEATH TOLL RISES TO 13
According to a representative of Kenya's primary doctors' union, the number of people killed in protests has increased to 13, following the violent turn of...
WORLD NEWS: 18 CHINESE AMONG 22 DEAD IN SOUTH KOREA BATTERY PLANT FIRE
The fire service announced on Monday that a large fire at a lithium battery factory in South Korea claimed the lives of twenty-two workers, including...
OFFICIALS DEFEND GULF KINGDOM AFTER HAJJ DEATHS SAYS SAUDI STATE DID NOT FAIL
A top Saudi official defended the Gulf state's handling of the hajj pilgrimage on Friday, following reports from multiple nations of over 1,100 fatalities, many...