China Tightens Internet Censorship as Universities Intensify Student Surveillance Measures
China is tightening internet censorship as universities intensify surveillance of students using VPNs to access blocked foreign websites. New restrictions, mandatory security meetings and disciplinary warnings have raised concerns...
Tibetan Leader Accuses China of Interfering in Dalai Lama Succession
Tibetan leader Penpa Tsering has accused China of attempting to control the selection of...
Microsoft Apologises After Major Global Outage Disrupts Outlook and Teams
Microsoft apologised for a major global outage that disrupted services including Outlook, Teams and...
Baloch American Congress Flags Investment Risks in Balochistan Through Pakistan
Baloch American Congress President Tara Chand has urged international investors to avoid resource-exploitation agreements...
Democrats Question Legality of Nvidia H200 Chip Exports to China
US Democrats Richard Neal and Ron Wyden have launched an inquiry into the Trump...
North Korea’s dictator Kim Jong Un picks up 25 ‘pretty girls’ every year for his ‘pleasure squad’
In a shocking revelation, Yeonmi Park, a young defector from North Korea, has disclosed that the countrys leader Kim Jong Un selects 25 young...
Australia-India space collaboration projects launched
The Australian government has announced $18 million investment in collaborative space projects with India.
The Australian companies which would be involved in the project are...
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu Reiterates Invasion On Rafah Despite Truce Talks With Hamas
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said Israel will launch an invasion of the southern Gaza city of Rafah regardless of truce talks with Hamas....
International Labour Day Observes Today
The International Labour Day is being observed today to honour the contribution of workers across the world. It is also known as May Day....
Sri Lanka Cabinet Approves Kankesanthurai Port Renovation With Indian Funding
Sri Lanka’s Cabinet has approved the plan to renovate the Kankesanthurai port in the Northern part of the island nation. The project will be...
Bus Accident In Mustang, Nepal: 21 Injured Due To Brake Failure
In Nepal, Twenty-one individuals sustained injuries in a bus accident that occurred this morning in Kagbeni of Baragung Muktichhetra rural municipality-4 in Mustang. The...
Pakistani vessel smuggling drugs worth Rs 600 cr into India caught in Arabian Sea, 14 held
The Indian Coast Guard intercepted a suspicious boat, in the Arabian Sea, west of Gujarats Porbandar, that was found to be carrying around 86...
Over 270 Indian, Russian business representatives, others participate in Investment Forum
Over 270 Indian and Russian business representatives, entrepreneurs, financial institutions, industry associations and government officials participated in the recently held first India-Russia Investment Forum.
The...
Netherlands Minister describes India as a ‘big geopolitical player’
Netherlands Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation Liesje Schreinemacher has described India as a big geopolitical player for her country.
She praised Indian PM...
Sri Lankan-Tibetan Buddhist Brotherhood Founder President Damenda Porage calls PM Narendra a ‘great leader’
Sri Lankan-Tibetan Buddhist Brotherhood Founder President Damenda Porage described Indian PM Narendra Modi a great leader and said the revival of Buddhism took place...
Germany: Norovirus outbreak at a spring festival leaves over 800 sick
Stuttgart (Germany): Over 800 people have been affected by a norovirus outbreak at a festival in south-west Germany, media reports said.
The infection causes vomiting,...
US And China Agree To Continue Working Together & Repairing Bilateral Ties
The US and China held a series of meetings in Beijing, with both sides drawing red lines for each other. The countries agreed to...
Heat Wave Turns Very Severe In Some Parts Of Bangladesh
Respite from the prevailing heat wave condition across Bangladesh is unlikely and it has turned very severe in Rajshahi, Chuadanga and Pabna districts, said...
Conservation actions are effective at halting and reversing biodiversity loss, shows new study
A new study published online on Thursday (April 25,2024) in the scientific journal Science provides the strongest evidence to date that not only is...
