South Sudan’s rising violence in “polarised regional environment”
Alan Boswell of the International Crisis Group unpacks South Sudan’s escalating violence, who’s behind it, and what’s ne
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Finland sentences member of Russian neo-Nazi unit to life for war crimes in Ukraine
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3 reasons why Apple Watch’s popularity is dropping and what’s taking its place
The smartwatch market is down, and the Apple Watch plays a major role in that decline.
Corero Network Security expands AI capabilities across its portfolio
Corero Network Security announced the strategic advancement of AI capabilities across its product portfolio and operations—building on a long-standing legacy of intelligent, adaptive security solutions. For years, Corero’s SmartWall ONE platform …
JD Vance humiliated as he’s brutally booed on night out with wife
The Vice-President was jeered by audience members at the Kennedy Center as he arrived alongside his wife, Usha.
Pope Francis Spends Another ‘Quiet Night’ After A Month In Hospital
Although he is no longer in critical condition, the 88-year-old pontiff still receives respiratory assistance through a nasal cannula during the day and an oxygen mask at night.
China urges end to ‘illegal’ sanctions as it hosts Iran nuclear talks
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Bangladesh Says ‘Military Coup’ Reports In The Indian Media ‘Malicious’
Bangladesh has strongly refuted reports circulating in the Indian media about a recent alleged coup attempt by a Lieutenant General-ranked officer in the Bangladesh army. These reports claimed that Lt Gen Faizur Rahman, the Quarter Master General (QMG), was involved in a plot to stage a coup, allegedly due to his close ties with Pakistan.However, both Bangladesh and Indian intelligence have
South Asia erupts in colour for vibrant Holi celebrations
Millions mark Holi by hurling coloured powders, dancing in streets and feasting on festive delicacies across South Asia.