The US embassy in Iraq was attacked by rockets. The attack took place on Sunday night, when 8 rockets were fired at the Diplomatic Green Zone in Baghdad. Most of the rockets hit the residential area situated near the US embassy, according to the Iraqi military. The attack caused no casualties or injuries. The military […]
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Nepal Parliament Dissolved Amidst Power Struggle
Nepal Parliament was dissolved on Sunday at the request of the Nepalese Prime Minister. The Prime Minister K.P Sharma Oli and his cabinet announced on Sunday that general elections will now be held more than a year before schedule, in April and May. Political Turmoil Nepal is now faced with political turmoil while already being […]
Covid Surge in Sweden : Reversing the ‘No Mask’ Rhetoric
A Covid surge in Sweden has led the country to reverse its ‘no mask necessary’ rhetoric. The move was praised by doctors and scientists alike, considering the worsening of the situation in the country. No Masks? Sweden had previously held a very light approach to phenomenon of the virus spreading through public place interactions. The […]
Trump Declares Himself Uninvolved in Hunter Biden Probe
Donald Trump has declared himself uninvolved in the Hunter Biden probe. The President stated that he has ‘nothing’ to do with the investigations being carried out regarding the President elect Joe Biden’s son and his monetary affairs. The President took to Twitter to deny allegations of being behind the probes into the Biden family financial […]
Spain Close to Legalizing Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide
Euthanasia and assisted suicide seem to be on its way to become legal in Spain. Earlier this week, the Spanish parliament passed a bill that is in favor of allowing the practices to be carried out on people suffering with incurable illnesses. Euthanasia, stemming from a Greek word, literally means ‘good death’. The term describes […]
French President Tests Positive for Corona Virus
French president Emmanuel Macron has tested positive for Corona virus. The president is currently in isolation and would remain so for the next week. The presidency released a statement, informing the public of the news. It further said that he will carry out all his duties and activities while in quarantine. Emmanuel Macron has now […]
Boat Carrying 1400 pounds of Cocaine Discovered in Pacific Island
A ghost boat carrying 1400 pounds of cocaine washed up on Pacific Island last week. The boat washed up on Marshal Island, a remote island in the Pacific. The boat contained no passengers, other than around 1430 pounds of cocaine. The value of the substance is an estimated $80 million currently. The boat was 5.5 […]
‘Twitter Killer’ Sentenced to Death in Japan
The Twitter Killer of Japan has been sentenced to death in a mass murder case for killing nine people. Takahiro Shiraishi, who was given the name ‘Twitter Killer’ was arrested in 2017. He had pleaded guilty to killing 8 women and 1 man, all of whom he had met online. The Twitter Killer Case The […]
US Sanctions on Turkey Explained
The fresh wave of US sanctions on Turkey comes at a bad time. The Turkish republic is already on a less-than-friendly front with France and its economy, like others around the world, is stretched owing to the world wide pandemic. The sanctions, announced earlier this week by Mr. Donald Trump are expected to put further […]
Coronavirus News: Lockdown Christmas in Germany
Germany will have to spend a ‘lockdown Christmas’ this year, owing to the rapid surge in Coronavirus cases in the country. Chancellor of Germany, Angela Merkel announced the lockdown will be in effect from 16th December till the 10th of January. Strict measures will be imposed to curb the fresh new wave of virus cases […]
