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Terrorism in 2025: Lone-Wolf Attacks, Online Radicalization & Global Hotspots

Terrorism in 2025: Lone-Wolf Attacks, Online Radicalization & Global Hotspots

Terrorism is not a new chapter in the suffering this globe is experiencing. After several years of efforts, global treaties, ties, and allies, terrorism is still a growing global threat. According to the report, more

How Does an Ingredient from Sudan’s War Zones End Up in Global Brands Like Coca-Cola and M&M’s?

How Does an Ingredient from Sudan’s War Zones End Up in Global Brands Like Coca-Cola and M&M’s?

Gum arabic, a main ingredient for Coca Cola and M&M’s mainly comes from Sudan which produces about 80% of the world's supply of this natural resin from acacia trees used to thicken and stabilize many

More than 80% of people in Japan support capital punishment: Poll

More than 80% of people in Japan support capital punishment: Poll

More than 80% of people in Japan support the death penalty, according to a recent poll on the issue taken late last year. Compared to the earlier poll in 2019, support for capital punishment edged

Economic implications of Russia penetrating into the Red Sea region

Economic implications of Russia penetrating into the Red Sea region

Earlier this month, reports emerged that Sudan and Russia have reached an agreement to establish a naval base on the country's Red Sea coast. Sudan noted that there are "no obstacles" to the deal, reported

Shiri Bibas remains mixed with other human remains: Hamas militants

Shiri Bibas remains mixed with other human remains: Hamas militants

Palestinian group Hamas noted on Friday that the remains of Israeli hostage Shiri Bibas appear to have been mixed with other human remains from the debris after an Israeli air strike hit the place she

Over One Million Syrians Return Home After Assad’s Overthrow: UN Reports

Over One Million Syrians Return Home After Assad’s Overthrow: UN Reports

The United Nations estimates that over a million Syrians have returned to their homes after the ousting of the Bashar al-Assad government. These are composed of 280,000 refugees who returned from other countries and over

‘Not My Presidents Day’, ‘Deport Musk, Dethrone Trump’ – Demonstrations rage across US

‘Not My Presidents Day’, ‘Deport Musk, Dethrone Trump’ – Demonstrations rage across US

On February 17, thousands of protesters took to the streets across the US to protest against President Donald Trump and Tesla CEO Elon Musk. This happened on the annual Presidents Day, making headlines across the

Hamas releases 3 Israeli hostages Donald Trump’s Saturday deadline

Hamas releases 3 Israeli hostages Donald Trump’s Saturday deadline

Hamas released three Israeli hostages earlier today, just before the 12 O'clock deadline set by US President Donald Trump. The militants transferred the hostages to the Red Cross in Gaza. Later, they received medical treatment

Sudan crisis goes beyond a simple struggle for control. There is more

Sudan crisis goes beyond a simple struggle for control. There is more

The Sudan crisis is one of the most serious conflicts raging in the Middle East. Since 2019, the people of Sudan are facing tough challenges as a popular uprising ousted long-time leader Omar al-Bashir that

Gaza: UN health agency seeks support for patients in critical condition

Gaza: UN health agency seeks support for patients in critical condition

The Gaza ceasefire has brought hope to millions of people. But the health challenges ahead are immense. More than 46,600 people in the territory are dead and at least 110,000 others have been injured. The