- 30 January, 2026
Sudan concurs with ICC to present ex-President al-Bashir over Darfur crimes
Sudan’s rulers have agreed to hand over ex-President Omar al-Bashir to the International Criminal Court (ICC) to face genocide and war crimes charges.Bashir is accused
22 years man admits torching three African-American churches as an act of ‘performance crime’ to elevate his status in black metal community
Holden Matthews, a 22-year-old man has pleaded guilty to intentionally setting fire to three African-American churches in the US state of Louisiana. He admitted in
IT’s so HOT in Antarctica for the first time since 1982
Antarctica has recorded its hottest temperature on record, with the mercury lurching above 20C for the first time. Brazilian scientists, Carlos Schaefer at Seymour Island
US Expands its charges against Huawei
Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei has been accused by US department of justice of corporate espionage. Now the company is facing US federal charges over theft and stealing
US troops suffer major brain injuries due to Iranian attack on US military base
According to US officials, the number of US troops suffering from traumatic brain injuries (TBI) after an Iranian attack on a US base in Iraq
China Pledges to halve the tariffs on US Imports to cushion the economic fallout due to Corona virus
As China is encountering the severe outbreak of Coronavirus it has decided to cut US Tariffs on imports, into half. China said it would halve
Impeachment Trial Concludes by exculpating Trump on both the articles
Donald Trump has been cleared off of any wrongdoing in his Senate trial on both of the articles of impeachment, he faced. This puts an
Malawi Awaits Election Case Verdict amid Mass Protests
Since the disputed 2019 election, Malawi has seen widespread protests over many issues. There has been a high level of anxiety among people in Malawi,
South Korean thriller ‘Parasite’becomes the first foreign language film to win the Oscar for ‘Best-Picture’
The South-Korean thriller ‘Parasite’, by “Bong Joon Ho” has created history by winning the prestigious academy award for the best picture. This is the first
Heavily-armed police and soldiers break into El Salvador parliament for approval of $109m (£85m) loan to better equip them
Extremist supporters of Salvadoran President NayibBukele heeded his call to converge on the country’s parliament Sunday after lawmakers refused to gather to vote on a