According to the gun violence archive, there have been 147 incidents of mass shootings since the beginning of this year in the US.

The US records a rise in gun violence cases

In Canada the tucker's protest is growing in size and in strength. The demonstrations that initially began as peaceful protests against the coronavirus mandate in Ottawa are now threatening to spread to other Canadian cities like Toronto and Quebec over the weekend.

Canada truckers protest escalate: Police vow crackdown on protest

A massive personal collection of black history memorabilia is set to go under the hammer. The collection is owned by a member of the oldest black family in New York's Staten Island.

Black history memorabilia in New York: Over 20,000 items to go under the hammer

Record surge in gun violence in the US with 147 incidents of mass shootings so far in 2022

The United States has urged the UN security council to act following North Korea's recent ballistic missile test.

The US urges the UN security council to act against North Korea's recent ballistic missile test

A study has revealed that Mount Everest is melting faster than expected due to Global Warming and strong winds.

A Study reveals that Mount Everest is melting faster than expected due to Global Warming

The United States has restored sanctions waiver to Iran as efforts are on to salvage 2015 Iran Nuclear deal.

The US restores sanctions waiver to Iran amid efforts to salvage 2015 Nuclear deal

More than 5,000 orchids will be on display at the royal botanic gardens Kew in London from this weekend.

Royal Botanic Gardens Kew in London displays 5,000 blooms

Two children have died in Syria's refugee camps including a seven-day-old baby. Freezing cold weather over the past two weeks has swept across Idlib home to some two million displaced Syrians in freezing cold temperatures.

Two children dies in Syria's refugee camp

A United Nations report suggests that Al Qaeda and ISIS operatives work freely under the Taliban regime in Afghanistan.

Revival of terrorism in Afghanistan: Al Qaeda & ISIS operative work freely under Taliban

A horror-themed restaurant in Saudi Arabia is attracting horror film buffs from around the world. Tourism with a side of skulls and gore.

Horror-themed restaurant in Saudi Arabia attracting horror film buffs from around the world

Mali happens to be Africa's leading cotton producer. Cotton is one of Mali's main sources of export revenue. But thousands of Malian cotton growers are facing sanctions imposed by ECOWAS in January, and they are demanding these countries should lift the sanctions that have been imposed on Mali.

Mali's cotton sector struggles: Thousands of cotton farmers facing sanctions imposed by ECOWAS

Are you also guilty of holding on to excessive digital data? If so, this video will help you deal with the issue.

Digital hoarding: What it is and why you should care

In the past few days, Tesla had to recall nearly 900,000 cars in the US alone due to various security flaws. Once again, Tesla and its CEO Elon Musk are being criticised for consciously selling faulty cars. We get you all the details in this video.

Why does Tesla keep recalling cars? | Tech It Out

The Covid 19 pandemic has reached yet another grim milestone in the United States. According to the John Hopkins University, the nation's cumulative death toll from the Covid 19 infections has surpassed the 900 000 mark. The latest number has been fueled by the omicron variant of the coronavirus.

United States reaches a grim milestone in fight against Covid 19

2022 Beijing Olympic games are facing a bit of a turbulent start. Around 500 Tibetans marched outside the International Olympic committee's headquarters on Thursday demanding freedom for their autonomous region.

Tibetans protests Beijing Olympic games, demand freedom for their region

Facebook owner Meta Platforms shares plunge 26% late on Wednesday after the social media company posted a weaker-than-expected forecast, blaming Apple's privacy changes and increased competition for users from rivals like TikTok.

Meta shares plunge 26%, Facebook reports a decline in daily active users

Canada's Freedom Convoy protest is growing in size & strength. Truckers have gridlocked Canada's capital Ottawa. The movement is no longer just about Covid restrictions but also against PM Justin Trudeau's leadership.

Thousands march on street of Ottawa, Sikh protesters join truckers

The transition to electric vehicles will put around 73,000 jobs at risk in Italy, metal workers' unions and a lobby group said on Thursday, calling on the government to start discussions on measures to support the automotive industry.

Electric car transition puts over 70,000 jobs at risk in Italy

In a fresh diplomatic blow to Myanmar's foreign minister, the ASEAN has blocked the Myanmar's military leader from the upcoming meeting which is scheduled to take place from the 16-17 February.

ASEAN to exclude Myanmar foreign minister from meeting

Tesla Inc is recalling more than 817,000 vehicles in the United States because an audible alert may not activate when a vehicle starts and the driver has not buckled the seat belt, a US auto safety regulator said.

Tesla recalls 817,000 vehicles in US over seat belt reminder alert

The Olympic games in Beijing are all set to kick off today but for journalists and officials arriving in china the scenes are much like a dystopian movie here's why!

Inside Beijing’s Olympic Bubble: Robots, cocktails and Hazmat suits

India has joined the world in diplomatically boycotting the Beijing Winter Olympics. Indian diplomats won't attend the opening & closing ceremonies; this after a Galwan soldier was made the Olympic torchbearer. Is China politicizing winter Olympics?

Top Indian diplomat to boycott Beijing Games over torchbearer, China politicizing winter Olympics?

Washington has announced having evidence of a Russian plan to fake a Ukrainian attack as the plan will help Moscow justify the invasion of its neighbor. The claim from the US came as Russia accused Washington of escalating tensions.

United States claims Russia plotted to film fake attack to justify invading Ukraine

Amid tensions between Ukraine and Russia, Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan met with his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky in Kyiv, all to help diffuse the crisis. Erdogan has reaffirmed his offer to host a Russia-Ukraine peace summit.

Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan initiates mediation between Russia and Ukraine

The leader of the Islamic state has been killed in a counter-terror operation carried out by the United States in north-western Syria. The US president Joe Biden gave the green light to the operations on Wednesday.

US conducts counter-terrorism mission, ISIS leader blew himself up during raids

After Chinese Galwan soldier was made the Olympic torchbearer, India has announced a diplomatic boycott of the winter Olympics that have started today in Beijing. This means that India will not be sending its officials to the games, however, the country will still be sending its athlete to compete.

PLA Soldier who fought in Galwan became torchbearer in Beijing Olympics, India boycotts winter games

In the face of a series of scandals, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is fighting for his premiership. As Johnson seeks to reset Downing street functioning, four of Boris Johnson's closest aides have resigned but the biggest setback came from Johnson's ally of 14 years Munira Mirza.

UK PM Boris Johnson's closest ally of 14 years Munira Mirza quits

Tensions continue in Balochistan even though its 40 hours after the first two separate attacks that were carried out in two different Baloch districts where militants attempted to storm into Pakistan's security forces camps.

Pakistan: 40 hours on, recovery operations continue In Baloch districts; at least 12 soldiers killed

Russian President Putin is currently meeting his Chinese counterpart president Xi Jinping. President Putin has arrived in Beijing as he will attend winter Olympics opening ceremony apart from this Russia and China will also discuss greater gas and financial cooperation.

Russian President Putin meets his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping ahead of Beijing winter Olympics

A year on and Myanmar's military government has filed an eleventh corruption charge against former leader Aung San Suu Kyi, this is the latest indictment against the Nobel laureate who faces over 150 years in prison. The latest case was a corruption charge for allegedly receiving 550,000 as a donation for a charity foundation.

Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi faces new charge amid fresh violence

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