As second round of French elections inches closer, thousands of anti-far right demonstrators marched across the country. As opponents of the presidential candidate Marine Le Pen with the goal of preventing her from winning elections against the incumbent Macron.

French Elections: Anti-far right protests across France, Le Pen calls demonstrations anti-democratic

Russian invasion of Ukraine is in its 51st day and there is now a possible new dimension to this conflict. In the latest, Moscow has warned Washington against supplying arms to Ukraine, this after the American President Joe Biden had announced that United States would be sending 800 million dollars more of military assistance to Ukraine.

Russia warns US of 'unpredictable consequences' if it provides arms to Ukraine

Elon Musk of wars is not new to controversy. The world's richest man often uses social media handles to solve business issues. The Tesla CEO has used the microblogging site Twitter many times in the past to communicate with various governments for his business interest.

Elon Musk's Twitter play sparks controversies, Tesla owner to modify social media for his interests?

Western Media is known for peddling narratives especially when they understand the story only halfway. Now, we are talking about a familiar culprit the New York Times now in their latest headline reads -'India is stalling the WHO's efforts to make global covid death toll public'.

New York Times is defaming India over it's covid-19 toll

Incumbent French President Emmanuel Macron had a delayed start on the campaign road he was juggling between a war in Europe and an election at home but as domestic issues took center stage Macron bounced back to his 2017 self -full of energy and promises.

French Presidential Elections: Macron leads with 54%, Le Pen trails

In one of the first few appointments after the change in regime, Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's son Hamza Sharif has been elected as the new Chief Minister of Punjab province.

Pakistan: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's son Hamza Sharif elected CM of Pakistan's Punjab

Gun violence continues to plague America, the recent incident took place on April 16th where nine people were shot and five others were injured in a shooting at a shopping mall in south Carolina.

United States: Mass shooting in Carolina leaves 14 injured, police detains 3 armed men

Twitter has been in the news lately mostly for the wrong reasons. Since Elon Musk hold stakes in the microblogging site, his fight with Twitter is getting worse.

'Board members own almost no shares,' Elon Musk takes a dig at Twitter

Russia-Ukraine conflict shows no signs of abating. Ukrainian president Zelensky has now said that Kyiv will stall all negotiation talks with Moscow if the last Ukrainian troops in the besieged port city of Mariupol are killed.

Zelensky: We will end negotiations if our troops are harmed

Japan's Honda motor plans to spend 8 trillion yen or 64 billion dollars on research and development over next 10 years on EVs, this as company looks to roll out more than 30 electric vehicle models globally by 2030.

Honda to launch 30 EV models by 2030

Watch the field of robots as it advances and how new advancements in automation are transforming different sectors worldwide, take a look.

Emerging trends in the world of Robotics

Inflation and high crude prices are two of the biggest challenges faced by world economies now. In such a situation, processed foods sector and producers are going for increasing productivity to meet new challenges. To discuss more on the macro challenges and road ahead today we are joined by Mr

Inflation & high crude prices are two of the biggest challenges | RS Sodhi Exclusive

Advanced hackers have shown they can take control of an area of devices that help run power station and manufacturing plants. US cyber security and other government agencies issued a joint advice advisory saying the hacker's malicious software could affect the devices.

US claims advanced hackers have shown ability to hijack critical infrastructure

European politicians are flocking to Ukraine the latest to do so are the leaders from Poland Lithuania Latvia and Estonia. The visit comes after Biden calls invasion a genocide.

European leaders flock to Ukraine after US President Joe Biden calls Russian invasion a genocide

US President Joe Biden announced an additional $800 million in military assistance to Ukraine, expanding the scope of the systems provided to include heavy artillery ahead of a wider Russian assault expected in eastern Ukraine.

US gives Ukraine $800 million more in military aid

Imran Khan the newly ousted Prime Minister in Pakistan may have lost the match but he is still hopeful to win the series. In a massive show of strength in Peshawar, the PTI held a rally when Imran Khan attacked the current government, questioned the judiciary and reiterated the call for early elections.

Imran Khan questions Pakistan's judiciary; holds massive rally, calls for fresh elections

It is the final round of presidential battle in the France and war of words between the top two contenders is intensifying by the day. As Macron tries to gather more support by softening its domestic policies, the far-right challenger Marine Le Pen has proposed to change France's foreign policy.

French Elections 2022: Marine Le Pen wants France out of NATO

After a massive 30-hour manhunt, the man wanted in the shooting of 10 people on a subway in Brooklyn has been arrested. Frank R James was taken into police custody after police officers stopped him in Manhattan's east village and now faces federal terror charge.

Police arrest suspect in Brooklyn subway shooting, suspect faces terror charge

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson who has been fined for breaking the lockdown rules during the pandemic is facing another three potential fines for lockdown breaches. According to the British media reports, this the first time that a PM has been fined for breaking their own law.

Reports: UK PM Boris Johnson faces 3 more fines for breaking covid-19 lockdown norms

While Ukraine and Russia continue to hold ceasefire talks the fighting on ground has only intensified. With Moscow now reporting attack on warship, a Russian flagship was reportedly damaged due to attack at the Black Sea. Russian navy's flagship sea fleet the Moskva missile cruiser was damaged heavily.

Russian flagship Moskva missile cruiser damaged in Black sea

Less than a week since coming to power, new PM of Pakistan Shehbaz Sharif has expedited the process of bringing his elder brother Nawaz Sharif back to Pakistan.

Sources: PM Shehbaz Sharif orders passport for brother Nawaz Sharif

A sample of moon dust collected by Neil Armstrong during the historic Apollo 11 mission, that first put humans on the Moon went under the hammer and was sold for a whopping $504,375 at an auction on Wednesday.

Sample of moon dust collected by Neil Armstrong sold at an auction for $500,000

Two years ago Burundians living near Lake Tanganyika in the country's north west lost their homes to flooding, the flood waters have not yet receded.

Climate change becomes threat to life in Burundi, rising flood water uproots families

Countries around the world are working to diversify their supply chains and reduce dependence on China. 'It is probably good for everyone,' says World Bank president David Malpass.

Diversifying supply chains from China 'probably good': World Bank

It's been over a year since the coup in Myanmar the Junta is still quelling resistance in the country. Since the start of the year, the military has destroyed over 100 villages.

Junta burns over 100 villages in Central Myanmar

The Indian software giant Infosys has finally joined the corporate boycott of Russia over its invasion of Ukraine. Speaking to media at its headquarters in India's Bengaluru Infosys said it would move its business out of the country and pursue alternate options.

India's software giant Infosys announces withdrawal from Russia

The police department in Grand Rapids, Michigan is under scrutiny as investigations into the shooting into Patrick Lyoya case continues. The department has now released several videos of an officer's encounter earlier this month, video released by the police show the moments before and after the fatal shooting of a young black man by a white police officer.

Michigan police department releases videos showing fatal shooting of Patrick Lyoya

Tensions are on the rise between the Israelis and the Palestinian people. According to the latest update, Israeli soldiers have shot dead three Palestinians including a 14-year-old boy in occupied west bank. Two teenagers and a lawyer were the ones who were shot dead by the Israeli police.

Palestinian lawyer, 2 teenagers killed in Israel-West Bank violence

India's external affairs minister S Jaishankar on Wednesday said that human rights issue was not a topic of discussion. During the India-US 2+2 meeting this week he asserted that whenever there is a discussion the Indian government will not think twice about voicing its own opinion.

Jaishankar responds to Blinken's remarks on human rights situation in India

Russian Warship 'Seriously Damaged,' Ukraine claims responsibility

Argentina's monthly inflation rate has soared to 6.7% in March as spiraling food and fuel prices have dented the value of salaries and savings. The annual inflation rate has hit 55.1% in a month.

Argentina inflation surges to decades-high in March

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