Biden makes unannounced trip to Kyiv ahead of war’s anniversary
“Your visit is an extremely important sign of support for all Ukrainians,” Zelenskiy said. Biden makes unannounced trip to Kyiv…
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Cash-strapped Egypt sells state assets to Gulf nations
Experts say deals could be a win-win for all sides, but unlike old Gulf largesse of unconditional aid, new deals…
Death toll tops 21,000 from Turkey-Syria quake as hopes fade
WHO chief says he is on his way to Syria. Experts fear the number will continue to rise sharply. Death…
Iran reveals an ‘underground air force base’
Britain’s Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Wednesday urged Iran to stop detaining dual nationals. Iran on Tuesday revealed an underground…
Over 55,000 Sikhs vote for Khalistan Referendum in Australia
The first phase of Khalistan Referendum voting in Melbourne has established the fact that Sikhs are for Khalistan. Over 55,000…
Two Indian fighter jets crash in Madhya Pradesh
Search and rescue operation underway after crash. Two fighter jets of the Indian Air Force (IAF) crashed in the state…
Canada appoints first advisor to combat Islamophobia
PM Trudeau terms appointment as “important step in our fight against Islamophobia”. Canada appoints first advisor to combat Islamophobia. Canada…
More than 160 Afghans die in bitterly cold weather
About 84 deaths had taken place in last week. Temperatures seen as low as -34 degrees Celsius. More than 160…
Situation on China border ‘unpredictable’: Indian army chief
Gen Pande says India and China continue to hold talks at military and diplomatic levels. Situation on China border ‘unpredictable’:…
Palestinian PM says Israeli sanctions ‘new war’
Such sanctions were “aimed at undermining the authority and pushing it to the brink — financially and institutionally,” Shtayyeh said….