Migrants becoming bondsmen is not a controversial first in the United States; rather, today Oklahoma approved a religious charter school that will be funded by taxpayers. The school board voted three to two in favour of the charter school, which will now be run by two Catholic organisations.

Oklahoma approves first US taxpayer-funded religious school

Unfortunately, immigrants in the United States have turned into pawns; in fact, they have always been used as pawns. These are the people who were dragged out of their countries only to be pushed around inside the country for political games that are played. Ron DeSantis, the Florida governor for the past five years, is at the centre of the problem.

US: Migrants fall prey to differences between Newsom and DeSantis

US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken is set to embark on a three-day visit to Saudi Arabia he has called for the normalization of ties between Saudi Arabia and Israel Lincoln is expected to arrive this evening in Jeddah in the next two days he will be in Riyadh for a ministerial meeting of the gulf cooperation Council the members of the 80 strong Coalition of countries fighting the Islamic State group they will also meet in Blinken's presence besides his diplomatic counterparts Lincoln is also expected to meet with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.

Antony Blinken heads for three-day Saudi Arabia visit

British prime minister Rishi Sunak ahead of U.S trip this week has signal support for his defense secretary Ben Wallace as NATO's next chief when asked if he would push in Washington for Wallace's appointment Sunak did not directly answer but heaped praise on his 53-year-old cabinet colleague listening Ben does a fantastic job he's a great defense secretary this is a conversation that is happening amongst leaders around the world more generally and I'm sure it will continue to happen I would say Ben is widely respected amongst his colleagues around the world particularly for the role he's played in Ukraine and supporting Ukraine and and the Britain has always been a leading contributor to NATO.

Who will be next NATO chief as Jen Stoltenberg to retire soon

The disclosure that Iran has developed its first homegrown hypersonic ballistic missile is expected to increase Western fears about Tehran's strategic capabilities. Iranian state media released images of the Fattah missile.

Iran missile launch likely to heighten western concerns

Prince Harry has began giving evidence at London’s High Court in his lawsuit against a tabloid publisher whose titles he accuses of phone-hacking and other unlawful activities.

Prince Harry: UK tabloids hacked my voicemails

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is set to embark on a three-day visit to Saudi Arabia he has called for the normalization of ties between Saudi Arabia and Israel Lincoln is expected to arrive this evening in Jeddah in the next two days he will be in Riyadh for a ministerial meeting of the gulf cooperation Council the members of the 80 strong Coalition of countries fighting the Islamic State group they will also meet in Blinken's presence besides his diplomatic counterparts Lincoln is also expected to meet with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.

Antony Blinken visits Saudi Arabia to rebuild strained ties

President Emmanuel Macron raising the retirement age in France has already sparked weeks of protests and strikes. While Macron says the reform is essential to plug a massive deficit, the French unions start their last bit of protests as workers across France stage protests to stop the French pension overhaul.

France: 400,000 to 600,000 expected to protest on June 6

The monsoon missed its onset date in Kerala on June 4 with the India meteorological department (IMD) anticipating a further delay of three to four days.

India: Monsoon onset delayed by 2-3 days

Heat waves in several parts of the world has sent electricity demand soaring. Bangladesh, too is facing increased issues due to heat waves and rising electricity demand. Sweltering heat wave has seen a sharp rise in electricity demand in the South Asian country.

Bangladesh to see more power cuts as demand soars

Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, is currently appearing in court in London for this eagerly awaited event. He is also the subject of an ongoing legal dispute in the United States about his drug use, which could result in more litigation.

UK: Prince Harry sues Mirror group newspapers for alleged phone hacking

As ministers and the Covid investigative panel debate turning over the evidence, which people are eager to see, the UK is awaiting a major High Court judgement on the former prime minister Boris Johnson's WhatsApp chats and diary entries.

UK awaits High Court's decision on ex-PM Boris Johnson's Whatsapp chats

After suffering flood losses worth $40 billion, IMF rejects Pakistan’s loan request, now country has ‘no plan B'.

Flood-ravaged Pakistan has 'No Plan B' | WION Climate Tracker

British prime minister Rishi Sunak ahead of US trip this week has signal support for his defense secretary Ben Wallace as NATO's next chief when asked if he would push in Washington for Wallace's appointment Sunak did not directly answer but heaped praise on his 53-year-old cabinet colleague listening Ben does a fantastic job he's a great defense secretary this is a conversation that is happening amongst leaders around the world more generally and I'm sure it will continue to happen I would say Ben is widely respected amongst his colleagues around the world particularly for the role he's played in Ukraine and supporting Ukraine and and the Britain has always been a leading contributor to NATO.

PM Sunak praises UK defence Chief amid NATO speculations

At least 42 people died in Haiti after torrential rains triggered flooding and landslide. Dozens were missing, and many were injured across the country.

42 dead, thousands homeless after floods hit Haiti

Six rivers have overflowed and more than 500 people have been evacuated from their homes following 12 hours of rainfall in Ecuador.

Flood fury in Esmeraldas, Ecuador

Rich nations with high greenhouse gas emissions could pay $170 trillion in climate reparations

What are climate reparations?

In a project aimed at raising awareness about recycling and endangered turtles an artist in the Lebanese coastal city of amchit mounted plastic bottles and caps in the shapes of two turtles.

Raising awareness on endangered sea turtles

Bloomberg reported that India’s salt-to-software conglomerate, Tata group signed an agreement with the Gujarat state government to set up a Giga-factory for manufacturing lithium-ion cells... that Giga-factory is going to be set up with an estimated initial investment of around 1.6 billion dollars.

TATA to set up battery production unit in Gujarat

Kristalina Georgieva, managing director of the international monetary fund, said her homeland, Bulgaria, was destined to enter the Eurozone despite political deadlock over the past three years... That deadlock has hampered the nation’s bid to join Europe’s single currency. Bulgaria, along with Croatia, joined the Euro-area’s waiting room, known as ERM-2, in 2020. But unlike Croatia, which adopted the Euro in January, Bulgaria, in recent years, has been plagued by political upheaval.

IMF chief backs Bulgaria's Euro zone integration plan

India's foreign exchange reserves have declined for the second consecutive week to a one-month low. India's import cover now stands at 589.14 billion dollars. India's forex reserves have fallen by over 6 billion dollars since may 19. That marks the biggest weekly fall in the last three months.

India's foreign exchange reserves at a one-month low

Indian airline Indigo is all set to dominate the skies. That is courtesy of its request for 500 narrow-body A320 jets from airbus. On the other hand, it is raining good news for the European planemaker, just months after sealing a record deal with TATA.

Airbus in race to deliver 500 jets to Indigo

Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin's diplomatic visit to India is the centre of attention. The US defence secretary has arrived in India's capital city of New Delhi after taking part in the Shangri-La Summit in Singapore. Austin is currently in India for a two-day visit to discuss a variety of bilateral issues with India's defence minister, Rajnath Singh. This is the defence secretary's second visit to India; the previous one was in March 2021.

Rajnath Singh to host US, German leaders to for defence deals

Apple's biggest event, WWDC 2023, is expected to ignite its customers with the introduction of new gear and software. The occasion will take place on June 5. For Apple's devoted fans, this edition will be particularly noteworthy because it will not only have new hardware but also introduce new software.

Apple WWDC 2023: Here's what all to expect

The mysterious and dark hacking World worldwide criminals are constantly looking for new ways to exploit cyber security this time hackers have stolen data from the systems of several users of a popular file transfer tool and the tool that we're talking about here is move a transfer it is owned by progress software and is designed to allow Enterprises to transfer files between business partners and customers yes it's a serious case there the news is revealed by a team of U.S security researchers and it comes one day after the softwares maker disclosed that a security flaw had been discovered the exact number and identity of the impacted organizations remain unclear the Chief Information officer has chosen not to disclose these details however he said that progress software has taken prompt action to address the vulnerability.

Criminals exploit cybersecurity once again, MOVEit tool exploited to steal data

US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin to meet Rajnath Singh to enhance defence partnership

Israeli researchers say new technology can help predict the response of individual cancer patients to the leading immunotherapy treatment.

New technology can predict cancer patient response to immunotherapy

Over fifty persons have been killed by armed bandits in Sokoto, Nigeria. They attacked two local government areas on Saturday evening. The Nigerian Police Force Sokoto State command confirmed the bandits attack.

50 killed by armed bandits in Sokoto, Nigeria

US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin to hold talks with Rajnath Singh today

Pakistan's cup of woes is overflowing as the country's economy is in deep crisis - a never-ending nightmare for its citizens. The government was expecting help from IMF but it wasn't forthcoming. The Pakistani rupee is in free fall and inflation continues to spiral.

Pakistan economy: Galloping inflation, deprecating currency

A terrible occurrence has been reported from Afghanistan, where over 80 girls have been hospitalised in cases of suspected poisoning. These cases bring back grisly memories of the neighbouring Iran, where numerous similar incidences were recorded a few months ago.

Afghanistan: Girls from 1st to 6th grade poisoned, attacks happened with the help of a third party

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