Prime Minister Modi's fortunes are tied to India's Cricket World Cup glory

Narcissistic tendencies are often seen as a negative personality trait, but for some politicians, it can be a tool to gain public approval and maintain their power. This is the case with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. On 24th February 2021, a ...

Serbia - Kosovo: The Next War?

If this war were to happen, Serbia would probably be backed by Russia, and Kosovo by the United Stated and its allies. This week's tensions: Serbia has placed its security forces on the border with Kosovo in a “full state of combat readiness". “Se...

China & India clash over border disputes again

The ideal situation: India and China have a long history of both cooperation and tension, with the two countries sharing a border since ancient times. Both countries have made tremendous progress in the last few decades, and they could do even bett...

Hungary's actions are helping Russia and hurting Ukraine, but are they?

The war in Ukraine may have strengthened Western alliances in Europe, but not in all cases. The big outlier is the Hungarian leader Viktor Orban, who won't supply weapons to Kyiv and won't let them transit his country. There have also been other d...

The Gun problem in Thailand is becoming worse; Here's what you need to know

Thailand has an issue with guns. It was on display when an ex-policeman attacked a daycare centre with a gun and a knife and killed 24 children there. The northeastern Thailand massacre forced the nation to confront painful truths about its gun cultu...

Malaysia general election; Country slips into political uncertainty

The general elections in Malaysia were predicted to be a very close fight. Many Malaysian polling places had lines of people waiting outside. The coalitions led by former premier Muhyiddin Yassin, longtime opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim, and Malaysi...

The Current A.I to "Protect" Children Sets Back our Data Protection & Privacy

The "safety" software: Apple has revealed that a security feature that uses AI to scan communications received to and from children, in order to detect exploitation, will soon be available on British iPhones. This is a similar technology that was r...

Is China trying to kill the Cantonese language?

Around the world, 80 million Chinese people speak Cantonese. Cantonese is among the languages within China's boundaries that are in decline since Beijing promotes mandarin, another widely spoken Chinese language, as the nation's official language for...

Ethiopia & Tigray: Can talks end the possible genocide?

The Ethiopia & Tigray meetings in South Africa: Talks to end the conflict between the Ethiopian army and forces from the country's northern province of Tigray began on Tuesday and will end on Sunday, according to authorities from South Africa. The...

Heavy battle upcoming in Ukraine

Updates: Kherson residents are being urged to flee the captured city, according to Ukraine, as locals complain of shelling and suffering. On top of all of that, Moscow has been cautioned by Biden not to use nuclear weapons. Now, more than ever, t...

China revives Galwan controversy with India at CCP Congress

At the Chinese Communist Party Congress, where Chinese President Xi Jinping appeared poised to win an unprecedented third term, these photos of the June 15, 2020 conflict at Galwan in Ladakh where Indian soldiers repelled Chinese aggressors were play...

This is why Russia won't use Nuclear Weapons

Fake alarms: The threat of Russian nuclear use is substantially overstated. Despite the worries expressed by US President Joe Biden in his statements on October 6, it is likely that we are no closer to witnessing a Russian first use of nuclear wea...

Nicholas Cruz and the Parkland School massacre raise the question of the death penalty

Yesterday, the jury decided not to award the death penalty to Nicholas Cruz, the man responsible for the murder of 17 innocent lives. The school shooter was instead sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole. This caused a furor...

US vs Russia in Ukraine: Money, Blitzes & October Revenge

Over 40 cities have been hit in Ukraine in the past 24 hours. For the past weeks, news of Ukraine taking back control of territory seemed to be the norm. This has been the "blitz". They tricked the Russians into thinking they would push through a sp...

Kenya, Oil & Russia

President Ruto: A recent BBC interview revealed William Ruto, the president of Kenya, declared that his government is willing to conduct business with Russia. "Our strategy to bring down the cost of living is predicated on empowering producers," he ...

Crypto's Fugitive Founder & the Terra Crash

Historic Crashes: With $619 billion in debt, Lehman Brothers' fall was the biggest business bankruptcy in US history. The liabilities of Lehman Brothers were so substantial that they foreshadowed the Great Recession of 2008–2009, requiring intervent...

The "Sabotaged" Nord Stream Pipelines

European Union member states have implemented a small no-fly zone and restricted shipping as a result of two abrupt and inexplicable leaks in two Russian gas pipelines beneath the Baltic Sea. What happened? The Nord Stream pipelines have been focal p...

Trump Lawsuits & Update on DC Docs

Three old cases catch fire amidst the election:  Fraud: A fraud lawsuit has been filed against Donald Trump and his three kids as a result of a New York probe into their family business. According to the claim, they misrepresented "by billions" th...

North Korea launched a ballistic missile before US VP’s visit

Tensions rise: On Sunday, North Korea launched a ballistic missile into the ocean off its east coast. This comes in anticipation of upcoming military exercises involving South Korean and American forces, as well as a trip to the area by US Vice Pres...