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Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu has dissolved his war cabinet, an official reported on Monday, shortly after opposition leader Benny Gantz withdrew from the body. Netanyahu is now expected to hold consultations over matters concerning the conflict...
In the aftermath of World War II, Europe lay in ruins, both physically and morally. The extent of the atrocities committed during the war left an indelible scar on the global conscience. The Nuremberg Trials are...
An outbreak of “flesh-eating bacteria” has emerged in Japan, with several health officials warning that it can cause death in shorts amount of time. Roughly 1,000 cases of Streptococcal toxic shoch syndrome (STSS) have already been...
The Secretary-General of Hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallah, in an explosive speech, proclaimed, “If war is placed on Lebanon, the resistance will fight without restraint, without rules, and without limits.” “The enemy knows very well we have prepared...
Africa is undergoing a remarkable technological transformation (American Economic Association), fueled by innovation and the entrepreneurial spirit of its people. From mobile money to renewable energy, the continent is leveraging technology to overcome challenges and unlock...
Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in North Korea on Tuesday to a warm red carpet welcome, signaling a deepening alliance between Moscow and Pyongyang. This is the first time a Russian leader has visited North Korea...
Global spending on nuclear weapons has risen by $10.7 billion from the previous year, according to the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN). This is an increase of 13% in the US, a sharp swell...
As the world approaches Wednesday, June 19, many anticipate coming together to celebrate the annual Juneteenth holiday – a commemoration of the end of slavery, a significant historical lineage of the American Civil War. January 1,...
Helen Sebidi, born in South Africa in 1943, is a globally recognized artist. Her art, which won the Standard Bank Young Artist award in 1989, has appeared in major exhibitions in New York, Washington, and the...
Quantities of hydrochlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs), ozone-depleting substances with a global warming potential 2,000 times that of CO₂, are decreasing in the atmosphere. This is good news for both the ozone layer and the climate. Researchers have detected...
The Ethics of Tech: Should Companies Be Held Accountable for AI Bias?
December 23, 2024
What will Happen to the Syrian Government Under New Rule?
December 16, 2024
