US military buys lots of Japanese seafood to avoid ban from China. China cited food safety concerns as the basis for its ban. The safety of the water release that began in August from the Fukushima plant. The United States has initiated a bulk purchase of Japanese seafood to supply its military stationed in Japan. … Read more
US state senator cleared of possessing illicit guns in Hong Kong. Wilson faced arrest in Hong Kong on October 21 after arriving at the airport. Jeff Wilson mistakenly brought a revolver in his carry-on luggage. A Hong Kong court has acquitted U.S. State Senator Jeff Wilson of illegal firearm possession in the city, provided he … Read more
Canadian Khalistan Referendum voting includes over 200,000 Sikhs. PRC is in charge of overseeing the Khalistan Referendum voting campaign. The PRC will make an announcement regarding the results. The Khalistan Referendum held in Surrey British Columbia, was attended by almost 200,000 Sikh Canadians. It was organized in memory of Sikh leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar, who … Read more
Man accused of killing Pakistani-American doctor in Texas. Dr. Talat Jehan Khan was a paediatrician, in Conroe. The tragic incident occurred on a Saturday at around 12:30 pm. A man, identified as Miles Joseph Fridrich, has been charged with first-degree murder in connection with the brutal stabbing of Dr. Talat Jehan Khan, an American-Pakistani paediatrician, … Read more
13 killed in deadly India Andhra Pradesh train tragedy. Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his condolences. The train had come to a halt on the tracks due to an overhead cable break. A tragic incident occurred in India’s southern Andhra Pradesh state on Sunday, where at least 13 individuals lost their lives, and approximately 50 … Read more
Bangladesh opposition leader Alamgir arrested amid disputes. He was detained for his alleged involvement in an attack on the residence. Nearly 3,000 party activists and supporters have been detained in the past week. Bangladesh’s opposition leader, Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir, and numerous members of his party have been apprehended following violent anti-government demonstrations in Dhaka. … Read more
China asks G7 to stop using different rules for the Japanese food ban. This exchange highlights ongoing tensions in the realm of global trade. The challenge remains in finding common ground. China has issued a call to the G7, urging them to avoid adhering rigidly to double standards and to instead focus on taking practical … Read more
G7 asks China to immediately lift restrictions on Japanese cuisine. China had imposed a blanket suspension of Japanese fish imports. Japan and the United States had criticized these restrictions as unfair. The G7, consisting of industrial powers such as the United States, Japan, Germany, Britain, France, Italy, and Canada, issued a joint statement on Sunday. … Read more
Indian police are looking into two deadlier bomb attacks in Kerala. The incident unfolded during a Jehovah’s Witnesses convention in Kalamassery. Preliminary investigations indicated that improvised explosive devices were used. A man who claimed to be a former member of the Jehovah’s Witnesses was detained for questioning in connection with the detonation of homemade bombs … Read more
Ugandans incensed at the plan to name a road after slain tourists. David Barlow and his wife Emmaretia Geyer were shot during their honeymoon. The govt has also faced backlash for planning a memorial for foreign tourists. Uganda’s government has ignited outrage within the country by deciding to name a road after two foreign tourists … Read more
Tremors beset Italian town as supervolcano explodes. The Italian government has been formulating contingency plans. This region is characterized by the release of sulphurous fumes. The prevalent topics of conversation in local shops and coffee bars have shifted from soccer or politics to the looming fear brought on by a supervolcano’s recent seismic activity in … Read more
Two Egyptian Red Sea towns were struck by blasts. The health ministry of Egypt said that six persons were injured in Taba. This indicates the possibility of regional repercussions from the Israel-Gaza confrontation. Projectiles struck two Red Sea cities in Egypt on Friday, hurting a number of people. This indicates the possibility of regional repercussions … Read more
Malaysia named Sultan Ibrahim Sultan Iskandar as new king. The role of the king in Malaysia is predominantly ceremonial. Al-Sultan employed these powers during a period of political instability. Sultan Ibrahim Sultan Iskandar from the southern state of Johor has been elected by Malaysia’s royal families to become the country’s next king. The role of … Read more
Pakistan chooses to bat 1st against South Africa after winning the toss. This match holds special significance as it marks Pakistan’s fifth appearance. The team remains resolute in their determination to secure victory. Pak vs SA: Pakistan took the initiative by winning the toss and choosing to bat first in the highly anticipated clash at … Read more
Indian former navy officers sentenced to death by Qatar. The eight officers were arrested last year on alleged spying charges. India has expressed deep concern and has vowed to explore all legal options. India has expressed its deep concern and has vowed to explore all legal options following a court in Qatar sentencing eight former … Read more
Maine hunt for Lewiston mass shooter goes to another night. Officials strongly urged residents to stay indoors for their safety. Several search warrants were executed in the neighboring town of Bowdoin. The manhunt for suspected mass shooter Robert R. Card in Maine continued into the early hours of Friday, with law enforcement agencies extending their … Read more
Hurricane Otis claims over 27, hammers Acapulco as damage seen in billions. Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador described the impact on Acapulco as “disastrous.” The government also reported that four people remain missing. Mexico’s government reported on Thursday that Hurricane Otis claimed the lives of at least 27 people, making it one of the most powerful … Read more
Maine shooting victims Father & son out for bowling night. The Lewiston shooting attavk claimed the lives of several individuals. The police had not yet released the names of the victims. The recent shooting attacks in Lewiston, Maine, claimed the lives of several individuals, including a father and his teenage son, as well as a … Read more
Former Chinese premier Li Keqiang dies at 68. His passing left some Chinese intellectuals and members of the liberal elite in shock. Li served as premier and head of China’s cabinet for a decade under President Xi Jinping. Former Chinese Premier Li Keqiang, who passed away due to a heart attack at the age of … Read more
Smuggled historical artefacts were returned to China by Australia. Australian authorities had seized the items at the border. Australia has focused on returning cultural items to their countries of origin. Australia has repatriated three historical artefacts to China, marking another step in the return of cultural treasures. The items, including a dinosaur fossil that is … Read more
China accepts an invitation to Britain’s AI conference. Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden shared this information on Thursday. The primary objective is to address concerns related to the potential risks. Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden has confirmed that China has responded positively to Britain’s invitation to participate in a global artificial intelligence summit scheduled for … Read more
Lewiston City was put in lockdown after mass shootings. At least 22 were killed & many injured in Lewiston, Maine shootings. Local authorities swiftly responded to the unfolding crisis. A shocked Lewiston resident recounted the city’s lockdown following mass shootings that reportedly resulted in a tragic toll of at least 16 fatalities and numerous injuries. Billie … Read more
Middle East in focus as China & US meet to plan Biden-Xi summit. The superpowers have taken on a new dimension as a result of the Middle East war. The significance of China’s capacity to influence Iran has been emphasized by Washington. Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi embarks on a much-awaited trip to Washington as … Read more
Ford & union agree to record pay rise in the tentative agreement. The tentative contract still requires approval from union leaders. The union secured the right to strike in response to potential Ford plant closures. Ford and the United Auto Workers (UAW) union have reached a preliminary deal, featuring a record-breaking pay increase, to bring … Read more
Donald Trump was fined $10,000 for violating a gag order twice in the Civil Fraud Act. Justice Arthur Engoron had initially imposed the gag order on October 3. Trump was fined $5,000 for not removing a post that criticized the clerk earlier. Former U.S. President Donald Trump made headlines once again on Wednesday when he … Read more
A Paris court has sentenced Rédoine Faïd to an additional 14 years in prison. Faïd had escaped from Réau prison in the southern Paris outskirts in 2018. He described his motivation for planning the jailbreak as boredom. A Paris court has sentenced Rédoine Faïd, a French armed robber known for his spectacular helicopter jailbreak, to … Read more
At least 22 were killed & many injured in Lewiston, Maine shootings. The Androscoggin County Sheriff’s Office released images of a suspect. Local authorities swiftly responded to the unfolding crisis. A mass shooting in Lewiston, Maine, has resulted in at least 22 fatalities and numerous others injured on Wednesday night. This devastating incident unfolded at … Read more
Hurricane Otis hits famous beach resort of Acapulco, Mexico. This rare Category 5 hurricane made landfall in the southern state of Guerrero. The highest level on the five-step Saffir-Simpson hurricane wind scale. Hurricane Otis, one of the most powerful storms to ever make landfall on Mexico’s Pacific Coast, struck the beach resort of Acapulco early … Read more
