- 9 March, 2025
Trump’s Impeachment finally official by the US house, on charge of ‘power abuse’
President Trump became the 3rd US president to be impeached in the presidential history of the United States. The U.S. House of Representatives impeached the
An Insight on global migrations and migrant’s rights, is it a natural process or needs
The United Nations (UN) International Migrants Day is annually held on December 18 to recognize the efforts, contributions, and rights of migrants worldwide. Each year
Trump expresses his anger over Impeachment, in a fuming letter to Nancy Pelosi
President Donald Trump on Tuesday sent an extraordinarily fuming, six-page personal letter to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, railing against what he calls an “illegal, partisan
Sweltering heat in Australia , BOM registers new hottest day on record
Tuesday, 18 December was Australia’s hottest day on record, according to preliminary data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM). The Bureau of Meteorology said “extensive”
Salvadoran man kidnapped and killed in Mexico while awaiting the US asylum hearing
A Salvadoran man seeking asylum in the U.S. was abducted and assassinated in Tijuana’s Mexican border town where he was sent to wait for
The ‘AB5’ to reconstruct the ‘Gig Economy’ of California
In September 2019, California’s new elected Governor Gavin Newsom signed the AB-5 bill into the law known as California Assembly Bill 5 (AB5) or ‘Gig
Italy witnesses its biggest peace-time evacuation, as builders on site found un-exploded bomb from WWII
City of Brindisi (southern Italy), on Sunday had to witness the evacuation of more than half of city’s population. Approximately 54,000 people of a total
SERIE A uses Monkey paintings to voice out against racism, faces criticism and outrage
Italy’s football league Lega Serie A has received widespread criticism after selecting paintings of three monkeys to adorn the walls of its Milan headquarters as
Hike in Ransomware leading to disruption in the USA
Ransomware attacks are increasing at an alarming rate around the world. The U.S. government estimates that companies are subject to more than 4,000 attacks each
Citizenship Amendment Bill, Not a joyous moment for all. A long-lasting waited bill at least India is bringing in existence
The upper house of the Indian Parliament passed a disputatious citizenship bill on Wednesday, bringing a religiously polarising measure one step closer to law as