As the threat of domestic threat loose large, Pakistan's information and broadcasting minister Fawad Chaudhry has now said that extremism in Pakistan was not rooted in the madrasas but in schools and colleges, listen in.

'Pakistan faces biggest threat from within,' Pakistan minister Fawad Chaudhry's big statement

In a diplomatic breakthrough, Taiwan has opened a de facto embassy in Lithuania, brushing aside Beijing’s anger and strong opposition to the move.

Lithuania: Taiwan opens De Facto embassy, China condemns move, calls it 'egregious'

United States hosted its North American neighbors Mexico and Canada for the first time since 2016 in what was called as the three amigos summit, here are all the details.

United States hosts Mexico, Canada, aims to restore normalcy in ties

Deforestation in Brazil's Amazon rainforest soared 22% in a year to the highest level since 2006, the government's annual report showed on Thursday, undercutting President Jair Bolsonaro's assurances that the country is curbing illegal logging.

Amazon deforestation at a 15-year high, another alarming finding | WION Climate Tracker

In an address to the nation, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday announced that the government has decided to repeal the three farm laws. Several farmers had been protesting against these laws for a long time. The leader also appealed these farmers to return home.

All three farm laws repealed, PM Modi apologizes to farmers, urges them to go home

The head of the Women's Tennis Association (WTA), Steve Simon, in an interview with CNN, has said that he is in favour of pulling business even if that means losing hundreds of millions of dollars worth of business in China if tennis player Peng Shuai's safety is not fully accounted for.

WTA chairman to pull out of China if Peng Shuai's safety not taken care of

In one of the latest addition to Russia's arsenal weapon, the nation carried out another successful test of its hypersonic cruise missile. However, the western nations have raised alarms over the military build-up.

Russia successfully tests Zircon hypersonic missile, western nations raise alarms

America's second senior-most general John Hyten has revealed more details about China's recent test of a hypersonic missile. The general has warned that China one day might be able to launch a surprise nuclear attack on America.

Can China mount a hypersonic missile attack on America? Senior US general sounds alarm

Peng Shuai, the Chinese Tennis star who allegedly disappeared after accusing a top Chinese politician of sexual assault has reportedly released an email. The details of the statement seem to be twisted and sketchy.

Peng Shuai case: Chinese media releases email claiming sexual assault allegations are not true

Actor Alec Baldwin faces a new lawsuit over a fatal shooting on a film set, the latest lawsuit by the script supervisor says that the actor fired the gun even though the scene did not call for it.

He wasn't required to fire: Actor Alec Baldwin faces a new lawsuit filed by 'Rust' script supervisor

Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina has said that jailed former PM Khaleda Zia’s request to fly abroad for treatment is a legal matter. Hasina has said that by arranging Zia’s conditional release, she has done her part and the rest is now a legal matter.

'Have done my part' says Sheikh Hasina on Bangladesh's former PM Khaleda Zia’s request to fly abroad

Camels are at the heart of the Somali traditional life and economy, they have a price of their milk, meat and as a means of transport. But, millions of herders are now giving up traditional life and moving to cities. The change in climate has added to their troubles, forcing them to travel long distances for water and grazing camels.

Somalia: Herders giving up traditional life due to political instability, climate change

Plastic is one of the biggest enemies of the planet, the pollution caused by plastic waste continues to have a devastating impact on marine life. In the wake of the crisis, the US has said that it will back talks to tackle plastic pollution.

US to step up efforts to tackle plastic waste as it continues to devastate marine life

Activists are calling the 2022 Winter Olympics the "Genocide Games". More than 180 rights groups have called for a complete boycott. But Beijing is being protected by complicit stakeholders & reluctant politicians. Palki Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: Why the world must boycott 2022 Winter Olympics

It's official, America is a climate hypocrite. Days after Joe Biden promised to 'lead by example', his administration is selling oil & gas fields. The new leases are expected to release 600 million tonnes of planet-heating gases. Palki Sharma gets you the details.

Gravitas: It's official! America is a Climate Hypocrite | US to sell gas fields in 'Gulf Of Mexico'

'You may be the Prime Minister of this country, but in this house, I'm in charge'. These were the words of the speaker of UK's House of Commons Lindsay Hoyle as he reprimanded Boris Johnson for dodging questions on the 'sleaze row' Palki Sharma has a report.

Gravitas: UK House Speaker reprimands Boris Johnson during 'sleaze row' grilling

The World's most expensive painting, The Salvator Mundi, has turned out to be a fake. The owner of the painting is believed to be Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman. Salvator Mundi was bought for $450,000,000. Turns out, Leonardo Da Vinci may have never painted it. So, who did?

Gravitas: Is the World's most expensive painting a fake?

An 'India Out' campaign has spread across The Maldives. Many are protesting India's 'military presence'. India does not even have a military presence in Male. So, who is spreading the misinformation? Is China trying to break Male's ties with New Delhi? Palki Sharma explains.

Gravitas: The Maldives slams 'India Out' campaign

Did Pfizer, BioNTech & Moderna prioritise their Wuhan virus vaccine supplies to rich countries to make billions in profits? A report has claimed that the companies are making $1000 per second in profits from their shots. Palki Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: 3 companies. 2 Covid-19 vaccines. $34 Billion in profits

Scientists across the world are raising alarms about the deadly effects of climate change, on one hand, some parts of the world are witnessing unprecedented flooding, meanwhile, other regions are being devastated by wildfires. Now, a fresh wildfire has forced evacuations in US's Colorado.

United States: Wildfire ravages forest area in Colorado, two people reported dead

UK PM Boris Johnson has admitted he made a mistake in his handling of a sleaze scandal as he faced fiery questions from lawmakers in Westminster.

Sleaze Row | 'It was a mistake,' says UK PM Boris Johnson

Violence and protests have escalated in Sudan. At least 15 protesters were killed in the capital Khartoum after Sudanese forces opened fire. This marks the bloodiest day since the military takeover.

Violence escalates in Sudan, at least 15 killed in Khartoum

Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged all nations to work together and ensure that cryptocurrency doesn't fall into the wrong hands. He delivered the keynote address at The Sydney Dialogue on the theme "India's technology evolution and revolution". The Sydney Dialogue is an initiative of the Australian Strategic Policy Institute.

The Sydney Dialogue: PM Narendra Modi warns of Bitcoins risk to younger generations

The drug crisis in the United States continues, more than 100,000 people have died from drug overdoses in the United States during the 12-month period. According to the data from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), almost 30% uptick in fatalities is from the previous year.

United States: Drug overdose deaths crosses 100,000-mark, 12,000 pounds of Fentanyl seized in 2021

The covid-19 situation in Europe is getting worse by the day. Low rate of vaccination and skyrocketing cases after lifting of curbs. It is the same story in many countries that are dealing with escalating crisis.

Europe to face fourth wave of deadly Covid-19 crisis

Days ahead of US prez Joe Biden's 79th birthday, a new poll has found American voters are split on whether Joe Biden is fit enough for the presidency. Around 40% of voters agreed that Biden is fit enough while 50% disagreed.

United States: Voters split over Joe Biden's health, fitness; Is Biden too old to be president?

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has estimated that Iran's stockpile of highly enriched Uranium is at 2,489.7 kg, this exceeds the limit that was laid down in the 2015 agreement. The document will be discussed during the IAEA meeting scheduled for the next meet.

IAEA: Iran boosting stockpile of highly enriched Uranium again

Almost two weeks after she accused a former Vice Premier of sexual assault, Peng Shuai still remains missing from the public eye. Tennis stars like Novak Djokovic & Naomi Osaka are shocked. Palki Sharma asks: Why is China protecting former Vice Premier Zhang Gaoli?

Gravitas: Tennis stars ask: Where is Peng Shuai?

The Indian government has finally decided to reopen the Kartarpur Sahib corridor from Wednesday ahead of the birth anniversary of the founder of Sikhism Guru Nanak Dev. The corridor provides visa-free travel from India to Pakistan and vice-versa.

Kartarpur Sahib corridor to reopen tomorrow ahead of birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev

US President Joe Biden held a virtual meeting with Xi Jinping. In this meeting, both the countries discussed common issues, strategic issues including mutual relations. Taiwan and human rights violations were Biden's top focus. During this meeting, Chinese President Xi said that America and China should respect each other.

Joe Biden, Xi Jinping trade warnings over Taiwan

The crisis at European Union's eastern border is only escalating, clashes have broken out at the Poland-Belarus border. Police forces fired tear gas at the migrants after they resorted to stone-pelting.

Poland-Belarus migrant crisis worsens; Police forces fire tear gas, migrants pelt stones

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