You tired of getting stuck in those annoying traffic jams? Well, no more waiting, no more science fiction. Flying cars are real—they are taking off right now as we speak. Our next story takes a look at how the future of transportation is changing faster than anyone imagined. Watch in for more details!

California firm unveils real flying car: Watch it take off

In a move led by President Javier Milei, Argentina's Senate has now passed the bill suspending this year's mandatory primary elections, known as Paso, ahead of the October legislative elections. This decision, approved with 43 votes in favor, 20 against, and six abstentions, aims to reduce electoral costs and streamline the process.

Argentine Senate approves bill to end state-funded primaries

Hong Kong's Democratic Party is bringing down the curtains after 30 years of being politically active. On Thursday, the leader of the pro-democracy party announced that preparations are underway to shut down the operations. The party says that Hong Kong's changing political landscape has pushed them to disband.

Hong Kong's oldest democratic party decides to end operations

Days after the Trump administration’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) announced on February 16 that it had “cancelled” USAID funding of “$21 million for voter turnout in India”, the Ministry of External Affairs Friday described it as “very deeply troubling”, and said it has led to “concerns” about “foreign interference in India’s internal affairs”.

USAID funding row: India calls 'interference in internal matters'

The US is undergoing a change as thousands of federal workers are fired, potentially affecting hundreds of thousands. At the center of this so-called cleanup is an effort aimed at saving trillions of American taxpayer dollars, with Elon Musk playing a significant role. Democrats are now launching a probe into Musk’s role in the White House. Our next story takes a look at one month of Musk Mania, as some like to call it.

The world’s richest person is tearing down Washington’s centuries-old institutions, with the chainsaw-wielding billionaire acting as Trump’s right hand. America’s government faces its most radical transformation yet. Watch in for more details!

One month of Musk mania: A deep dive

One month into his presidency, Donald Trump has made swift and controversial moves, capturing attention both domestically and internationally. Watch in for more details!

One month of Trump 2.0: A lowdown of Trump's big moves so far

Dubai is one of the most populated, and also one of the most happening cities of Emirates. This week, it is celebrating a massive food festival, where celebrity chefs have turned into master chefs. Watch in for more details!

'Taste of Dubai' festival: Celebrity chefs take center stage

NYC Governor said she would not use her power to remove New York City Mayor Eric Adams as he faced a criminal indictment charging him with corruption, but she proposed new oversight of the mayor's office in an announcement on Thursday. Watch in for more details!

New York mayor corruption case: Governor says won't sack Mayor Adams

Tehran is considering moving its capital to an entirely different location on the Gulf of Oman. This move is being contemplated due to concerns over the city's vulnerability to earthquakes, pollution, and security risks. Additionally, Iran may be seeking a fresh start and strategic advantages by relocating to a more secure and accessible area.

Iran's plan to build a city near Oman?

UN experts are warning repeatedly that the occupied West Bank is facing Gaza-like conditions, with forced displacements, house demolitions, increased checkpoints, and a dire situation in the Palestinian territory. Watch in for more details!

Israel-Hamas war: Unprecedented displacement in the occupied West Bank

The Arab league stand united on Gaza; they want a two-state solution that recognises the sovereign Gaza state. Will the west accept this? In our top story today, we ask, who will pay the price for Gaza?

Arab-West deal: Who will pay for Gaza war?

While Israeli forces pulled out of Southern Lebanon as a part of the ceasefire agreement, they are still occupying 5 locations in Lebanon. Why are they not moving from these areas? We tell you more in this report.

Israel partially withdraws from Lebanon

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