Pakistan is engulfed in a protest over election cheating. The election in Pakistan, which appeared to be ended with results in hand, has turned out to be anything but, despite the best efforts of all parties, there is no indication of an Alliance to form a government, and the issues facing the country's 241 million citizens now seem more fantastic than before. Watch to find out more!
The Defense Minister asks for calm following violence as the D.R. Congolese army battles an armed group.
To address growing security concerns, the defense minister of the Democratic Republic of the Congo paid a visit to Sake, located in the east of the nation. Over fifteen hundred thousand people have been displaced this month due to renewed combat between the army and M23 insurgents. Kinshasa alleges Rwanda to be supporting the rebels, while Kigali disputes any such role.
Philippines crackdown on illegal internet gaming: Laborers claim forced labor and torture
Hundreds of Chinese-owned online casinos are allegedly running illegally in the Philippines, according to local authorities. Since October, at least two have already closed. According to officials, they were con artists. Worker allegations also include forced labor and torture.
For the first time in its 61-year history, Porsche is incorporating a hybrid drive system into a road-going 911. The impending all-new Porsche 911 will include a new 400V electric system, potentially paired with a 4.4-litre V8 engine, and will be faster than its predecessor. The first-ever series-production 911 Hybrid will debut on May 28 after undergoing over 3 million miles of testing worldwide. So, let's look at some of its incredible performance test results.
Six climbers perish while climbing. Nepal's Mount Everest
A Kenyan and a Nepali climber have died near Mount Everest's peak, bringing the total number of deaths this season on the world's highest mountain to at least six. Stay tuned for further details!
Russia tries to obstruct US military supplies to Ukraine in the conflict between the two countries.
Although Ukraine is excitedly awaiting the much-delayed military aid from the US, Moscow is threatening to disrupt its military supplies in advance of a planned new Russian offensive. According to Ukraine, Moscow is stepping up its attacks on railroads in an attempt to obstruct the delivery of relief supplies. Keep an eye out for additional information!
2022 was certainly the most turbulent year for the United Kingdom, with three changing Prime Ministers in less than three months. Many have referred to political uncertainty as the New Normal in the UK. Others dubbed the catastrophe the end of the Tories.
Denmark: During the sixth annual Copenhagen Light Festival, Danish runners donning lights
The seventh annual Festival of Lights in Copenhagen is being held this year, and thousands of Danes participate in a 7-kilometer marathon while wearing neon and LED lights.
Russia: On March 1, Alexei Navalny will be buried; his widow is concerned about arrests during the burial
Alexei Navalny, the leader of the Russian opposition, has gone away. His wife says that President Putin killed her husband, although the Russian government denies any involvement. So what does his death mean for the future of Russia, the opposition, and the Kremlin?
Rwanda will observe a week of grief to mark the 30th anniversary of the 1994 genocide.
Rwanda is commemorating thirty years since the 1994 genocide there as Israel conducts its attack on Gaza, which the International Court of Justice has deemed to be a "plausible case of genocide." President Paul Kagame used the event to draw attention to the shortcomings of the global community. The world observed the slaughter of over 800,000 moderate Hutu and Tutsi people thirty years ago.
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