December2023

The pre-trial custody of US-Russian journalist Alsu Kurmasheva, who was detained for not registering as a “foreign agent,” was prolonged by a Russian court on Friday until February 5. Both Russian and American nationals, Kurmasheva was...

On Friday, Japan hosted the world’s largest operational experimental nuclear fusion reactor. Although this technology is still in its early stages, some believe it holds the key to meeting humanity’s energy needs in the future. As...

In Moscow’s most recent aerial assault, Ukraine stated on Friday that Russian forces had launched two missiles and over two dozen attack drones with Iranian designs on the country’s east and south. According to Kyiv officials,...

Following a meeting of the cartel to further reduce output, authorities on Thursday revealed that Brazil, a major oil producer, has been asked to join OPEC+ starting next year. Since 2016, Brazil has been the biggest...

According to The New York Times on Thursday, Israeli officials were aware that Palestinian Hamas was planning a large-scale attack prior to its October 7 assault, but they chose to disregard the information. According to the...

Tomorrow marks the 26th anniversary of the Peace Accord in the Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT). During the first term of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, an agreement was made on December 2, 1997, between the government and...

After accusing Damascus of breaking its hazardous armaments control pact, the international chemical weapons watchdog agreed on Thursday to stop supplying chemicals to Syria. Shortly after a purported deadly gas attack near Damascus claimed more than...

Vladimir Zelensky, the president of Ukraine, stated his skepticism on Ukraine’s membership in NATO. While meeting with students in Nikolayev, Zelensky stated that he is not sure if Ukraine would ever join NATO, he did state...

Cellphones will be banned in schools across New Zealand, conservative Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said Friday, as his fledgling government looks to turn around the country’s plummeting literacy rates.  New Zealand’s schools once boasted some of the...

In a late-night lawsuit, Meta claimed that US regulators should be stopped for abusing their power and should not be allowed to alter the conditions of a 2020 privacy accord. The $5 billion settlement was announced...