On December 8, 2025, the government of Niger State in Nigeria announced the rescue of 100 children who had been abducted from St Mary’s Catholic School in the village of Papiri. These rescued students — aged between 10 and 17 — were flown back to the State Government House in the capital, Minna, arriving amid […]
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In a dramatic escalation of regional tensions, Thailand has confirmed launching air strikes against Cambodian military positions along the disputed border region. The Thai Army says the strikes were carried out in retaliation to what it claims were “repeated provocations” and cross-border attacks by Cambodian forces. The incident has immediately raised alarms across Southeast Asia,
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On December 4, 2025, the Russian state communications regulator Roskomnadzor announced that it had blocked access to FaceTime, the video-calling service from Apple — a move that further tightens Moscow’s clampdown on foreign technology platforms. According to the regulator, the decision was justified on the grounds that FaceTime was allegedly being used to “organize and
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has once again outlined his vision for how and when the war in Ukraine might reach an end — a conflict that has reshaped global geopolitics, fractured international alliances, and pushed Europe into its most volatile security crisis since the Cold War. His message, delivered with characteristic firmness, suggests that peace
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Pakistan’s long-troubled national carrier, Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), has once again taken center stage in the country’s economic debate — this time as a key condition for much-needed financial support from the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The government has moved forward with plans to privatize PIA, and among the surprising bidders is a firm linked
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In a major development that could reshape global mobility and diplomatic relations, the United States has announced a temporary pause on immigration applications from 19 non-European countries, including Afghanistan. The move has sparked debates across political, humanitarian, and international circles, raising questions about security protocols, fairness, and America’s commitments to vulnerable populations. Why the U.S.
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On November 25, 2020, the world lost one of its greatest football geniuses — Diego Maradona. The news shattered hearts everywhere. But more than mourning a legend, that day (and every anniversary since) becomes a moment to celebrate — celebrate his brilliance, his humanity, his flaws, and his undying impact on people across continents. The
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According to a report by Bloomberg, on October 14, 2025, Steve Witkoff — fresh from brokering a ceasefire in Gaza — made a short (~5-minute) phone call to a senior Kremlin official, Yuri Ushakov. During the call, he suggested that Russia’s leader, Vladimir Putin, approach Donald Trump by congratulating him on the recent Gaza deal
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In a candid interview with The Indian Express, India’s left‐arm spinning all‐rounder Axar Patel made a statement that’s worth more than just a sound bite: “Not daring, I don’t like that word. Confidence is my thing.” He explained further:“Daring is like tukka (freak luck). … I am not like that. I prepare so well that
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In November 2025, the U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent publicly explained a new approach toward the H‑1B visa programme: the aim is to temporarily bring in skilled foreign workers to fill current gaps, train American workers, and then return to their home countries. Key points: This isn’t about permanent immigration or long-term replacement of American
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