Africa tests 200,000 positive cases after Burundi’s President death is suspected due to COVID-19
The outgoing president of Burundi has died of a sudden illness, suspected by many to be Covid-19. The cause of Pierre Nkurunziza’s death was...
NASA astronaut becomes the first person to have visited both Space and Ocean’s end
Kathy Sullivan, a former NASA astronaut has become the first person in the world to have visited Challenger Deep, the deepest point on earth...
A Peruvian driver restores faith in humanity by delivering ashes of coronavirus victims
A 65 year old Peruvian driver named Hector Orellanqui has become the Messiah for the families of coronavirus victims who had died. Armed with...
For the first time in history, no leader will be attending UN General Assembly...
The UN Assembly held in the month of September every year will not include the world leaders this time, President of UN General Assembly...
Targeted demolition of Hindu homes in Pakistan, India issues demarche
India issued a strong demarche to Pakistan High Commission yesterday on targeted demolition of Hindu homes in Pakistan's Punjab province.
While targeted attacks and forced...
Citizens of Spain to remain masked even after end of emergency
The use of masks will remain compulsory in Spain even after lifting the emergency state on June 21.
In a conference on Tuesday, Spanish Health...
Actor from ‘The Flash’ gets sacked over problematic tweets
Hartley Sawyer, 35, who played Ralph Dibny/The Elongated Man in the hit series “The Flash”, has been fired from the CW series after his...
Chinese official says Hong Kong national security law is ‘like installing anti-virus software’
Zhang Xiaoming, the Deputy Director of the Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office, said on Monday that the new national security to law to...
Kim Jong-Un relies on fertilizer industry to boost economy as tensions between the Koreas...
Kim Jong Un discussed intranational issues at a recent two-day politburo meeting of the ruling Workers’ party of the country. The North Korean leader...
British history is rewritten as angry mob topples slave trader statue in Bristol
On Monday, anti-racism protesters in the Bristol, UK felled the statue of Edward Colston, a slave trader. They proceeded to ‘give him the knee’,...
