by Admin Feb 14, 2025 Pope Francis has been admitted to Rome’s Policlinico Agostino Gemelli early Friday morning for diagnostic tests and ongoing treatment for bronchitis. The Vatican disclosed that the pontiff, who has led the Church since 2013, is receiving care for bronchitis—a condition he recently described as a “strong cold” during his weekly… Continue reading Pope Francis Admitted to Hospital in Rome for Bronchitis
Category: World Politics
President Donald Trump Welcomes American Teacher Marc Fogel After Release from Russian Prison
by Admin Feb 12, 2025 United States President Donald Trump has welcomed home American schoolteacher Marc Fogel, who was released from a Russian prison as part of a negotiated exchange. President Trump praised the deal, claiming Russian President Vladimir Putin received “not much” in return. Fogel, a 63-year-old former diplomat, arrived at Joint Base Andrews… Continue reading President Donald Trump Welcomes American Teacher Marc Fogel After Release from Russian Prison
FBI Uncovers Thousands of New Records Related to JFK Assassination
by Admin Feb 12, 2025 The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has announced the discovery of thousands of previously unrecognized records connected to the assassination of former U.S. President John F. Kennedy. The findings resulted from searches conducted in response to an executive order issued by President Donald Trump. In a statement released on Tuesday,… Continue reading FBI Uncovers Thousands of New Records Related to JFK Assassination
Trump Freezes Aid to South Africa Over Land Expropriation Law, Diplomatic Rift Deepens
by Admin Feb 8, 2025 The United States President Donald Trump has halted aid to South Africa, citing concerns over a contentious land expropriation law that he claims disregards citizens’ rights and unfairly targets ethnic minority landowners. In an executive order signed on Friday, President Trump condemned the legislation, calling it a “shocking disregard” for… Continue reading Trump Freezes Aid to South Africa Over Land Expropriation Law, Diplomatic Rift Deepens
Judge Temporarily Blocks Trump Administration’s Efforts to Furlough USAID Employees
by Admin Feb 8, 2025 A U.S. federal judge on Friday issued a temporary order allowing approximately 2,700 employees of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) to return to work, halting parts of the President Trump administration’s plan to dismantle the agency. U.S. District Judge Carl Nichols, a Trump appointee, partially granted an emergency… Continue reading Judge Temporarily Blocks Trump Administration’s Efforts to Furlough USAID Employees
Baltic States Disconnect from Russian Power Grid, Synchronize with European Union Network
by Admin Feb 8, 2025 In a significant move to strengthen their energy independence and European integration, the Baltic states Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania disconnected from Russia’s power grid on Saturday. The region’s electricity operators confirmed the shift, which marks a historic milestone in their decades-long plan to sever ties with Moscow’s energy infrastructure. Following… Continue reading Baltic States Disconnect from Russian Power Grid, Synchronize with European Union Network
Bangladesh Urges India to Restrain Former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina from Making False Statements
by Admin Feb 7, 2025 According to a statement from the foreign ministry, the Bangladesh government has formally requested India to prevent ousted former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina from making what it described as “false and fabricated” statements while residing in the country. The former prime minister fled to India in August following a wave… Continue reading Bangladesh Urges India to Restrain Former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina from Making False Statements
Nationwide Protests Erupt Against President Trump’s Administrative Policies
by Admin Feb 5, 2025 Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets across the United States on Wednesday in a coordinated protest against the early policies of President Donald Trump’s administration. Large crowds gathered outside a federal courthouse in Philadelphia, as well as at state capitols in Michigan, Texas, Wisconsin, and Indiana. Protesters carried signs… Continue reading Nationwide Protests Erupt Against President Trump’s Administrative Policies
Eleven people killed in Sweden Deadliest Mass Shooting
by Admin Feb 5, 2025 At least 10 people, including the suspected shooter, have been killed in a mass shooting at an adult education center in Orebo, central Sweden, police confirmed. The attack occurred on Tuesday at Risbergska School in Örebro, approximately 200 km (west of Stockholm. Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson described the incident as… Continue reading Eleven people killed in Sweden Deadliest Mass Shooting
Quran Burner Salwan Momika Shot Dead in Sweden
by Admin Jan 30, 2025 Salwan Momika, the man who ignited violent protests after burning the Quran, has been shot dead in Sweden. Prosecutors confirmed that the incident occurred on Wednesday evening in an apartment in Södertälje, Stockholm. Monika gained international notoriety after setting fire to a Quran outside Stockholm Central Mosque in 2023, which… Continue reading Quran Burner Salwan Momika Shot Dead in Sweden