There are a lot of beautiful and safe countries around the world, but here are 7 safest countries to explore around the world in which you won't feel unsafe at all.

7 Safest Countries to Explore Around the World

Croatia is preparing for the second round of its presidential runoff election, with candidates intensifying their campaigns as voters prepare to make their final choice. The outcome could significantly impact the country's political future.

Croatia Gears Up for Round 2 of Presidential Runoff

Pakistan's telecom watchdog made it clear that no virtual private network (VPNs) was blocked in the country, nor it planned to do so in the future despite having the capability.



Pakistan: Not Planning To Block Any Virtual Private Network In Future

Pakistan's telecom watchdog made it clear that no virtual private network (VPNs) was blocked in the country, nor it planned to do so in the future despite having the capability.

Bashar Al-Assad: Syria's 'tyrant' who pushed the country into a decade-long civil war

Russia’s inflation has taken a toll on essentials, with food prices soaring as the country’s economy continues to feel the weight of war. Butter has seen prices rise by 30% since last december, and essentials like sunflower oil and vegetables have spiked alongside it.

Russia's Cost Of War Hits Homes: Bread & 'Butter' At Stake

Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte declared that if she were killed, she would have President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. assassinated in retaliation. Her statement has sparked controversy and raised concerns over political tensions in the country.

Philippine Vice President Threatens Retaliation Against President Marcos If She Is Killed

Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte warned that if she were killed, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. would be assassinated in retaliation. Her controversial statement has sparked widespread debate and raised concerns over political stability in the country.

Philippine Vice President Threatens Retaliation Against President Marcos Jr. If She Is Killed

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Guyana is a significant milestone in the relations between two of the globe's fastest growing economies. Both nations are looking forward to mutually beneficial agreements and this visit is likely to result in enhanced cooperation in various sectors including energy, agriculture technology and security. Watch in for more details!

Narendra Modi Is The First Indian PM In 56 Years To Visit Guyana

An overwhelming majority of Gabonese voted for a new constitution, in a move that marks a new phase for the country following last year's coup. The outcome sets the stage for a transition to civilian rule, although critics say it is designed to allow coup leader Brice Oligui Nguema to remain in power.

Gabonese Vote for Law Allowing Junta Leader to Contest Polls

Iceland is currently experiencing a stunning display of dazzling auroras, captivating both locals and tourists alike. These vibrant natural lights, caused by solar particles colliding with the Earth's atmosphere, paint the night sky with brilliant shades of green, purple, and pink. The breathtaking phenomenon is particularly visible in remote areas away from city lights, creating a magical atmosphere. Many visitors are taking advantage of the clear winter nights to witness this enchanting spectacle, making it a highlight of Iceland's natural beauty and a must-see for those exploring the country.

Dazzling Auroras Grace The Skies Of Iceland

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved a $7 billion loan for Pakistan, over two months after reaching an agreement. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Wednesday praised the deal, thanking IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva and her team for their support.

Pakistan: IMF Approves $7 Billion Loan For Cash Starved Country

Sri Lanka faces the prospect of holding two elections within a year, raising concerns about the financial strain on the country’s already struggling economy. As political leaders debate the necessity of both presidential and parliamentary polls, many question whether Colombo can afford the costs amid ongoing economic challenges and recovery efforts.

Sri Lanka Elections: Two Elections In A Year, Can Colombo Afford It? | WION Race To Power

Setting an unbelievable Guinness World Record, traveller Indy Nelson visited every country in the world and also ended up getting detained on suspicion of being a spy in some of them.

Man creates world record by visiting every country, in some nations, proves he’s not a spy

The netizens were seen getting engaged in a new kind of debate over whether India or the United States ensure a better quality of life after a woman took to social media to share her experience of living in the two countries and tried to redefine the idea of "real luxury".

India vs US: Which country offers better quality of life? Woman's comparison sparks debate

Owls seem to have become friends as well as foes of the people of the United States who are trying to kill one species of this bird to save the other one from extinction.

This first-world country will soon be culling 450,000 owls. Here's why

Amid the intensified protest against the Pakistan government in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Monday reiterated India's stand on merging the illegally occupied region and said that "one day we will end the illegal occupation of the POK and the POK will join with India.

India's EAM reiterates 'Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir' will always be part our country

In an unprecedented move to tackle low birth rates in South Korea, the country's President Yoon Suk Yeol made a unique announcement: establishing a ministry to address the issue.

This country will now get its own ministry for birth rates. Here's all you need to know about it

In a war of words with Pakistan at the High-Level Segment of the 55th Regular Session of the UN Human Rights Council, India said that its neighbouring country has institutionalised the systemic persecution of its minorities and that it has a truly abysmal human rights record which gives it no right to comment on New Delhi's internal matters.

India calls Pakistan 'a country soaked in red' after latter rakes up J&K at UN

The Indian government on Wednesday permitted exports of over 1 million tonnes of non-basmati white rice to seven countries. This comes three months after the Indian government banned its exports to boost domestic supply to tackle rising food prices.

7 countries to receive Indian rice

European justice and home affairs ministers met in Brussels amid growing pressure for the bloc to agree on a new migration and asylum pact.

EU countries agree on new migration deal, families and children to be prioritised

COVID-19: China focuses on new vaccination drive as coronavirus wave looms over nation

In a bizarre step, radio DJ Randy 'R Dub' Williams, after travelling to over 190 UN-designated countries across the world, has established his own micronation called 'Slowjamastan' and made himself 'Sultan' of the territory, which spreads across 11 acres in the Golden State.

US divided? Man creates his own country where wearing 'crocs' is not allowed

Finland, world's happiest country, now offering masterclass on happiness for free

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