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In a first, Englishman jailed for sending unsolicited nudes
Nicholas Hawkes, a 39-year-old resident of Essex, is England's first convicted case of cyberflashing (sending unsolicited sexual images).
What's Article 23, Hong Kong's new draconian national security law?
Hong Kong has approved a new national security law—Article 23—which gives lawmakers sweeping powers to quell opposition.
Why is everyone talking about Joe Biden's new sneakers
United States (US) President Joe Biden, who has a history of slips and stumbles, was recently spotted wearing a new pair of chunky all-black sneakers.
Israel undermining top UN court, says South Africa
South Africa's foreign minister, Naledi Pandor, has accused Israel of setting a precedent for governments to defy the International Court of Justice (ICJ), as she alleged a "starvation" campaign in Gaza.
Finland remains world's happiest country for 7th straight year
The United Nations's World Happiness Report on Wednesday named Finland as the world's happiest country, marking its seventh year in a row at the top.
Pakistan: Nawaz Sharif triggers controversy after chairing Punjab government meeting
Former Prime Minister of Pakistan Nawaz Sharif on Tuesday stirred up a storm by presiding over three administrative meetings of the Punjab government.
Explained: Pakistan airstrikes in Afghanistan, deterioration of Islamabad-Taliban ties
Pakistan on Monday conducted two airstrikes in the provinces of Paktika and Khost in Afghanistan, increasing tensions between the two countries.
US Senator 'concerned' about CAA impact on Indian Muslims
A United States senator has expressed concern over the government notifying rules for the implementation of the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019.
Kate Middleton spotted 'happy, healthy' with husband? Netizens skeptical
The mystery surrounding the whereabouts of Kate Middleton continues to deepen.
After Kate's edited photo, Queen Elizabeth's 2023 picture triggers controversy
Days after Kate Middleton's Mother's Day photograph turned out to be doctored, another picture shared by the British Royal family has triggered controversy.
Israel-Hamas conflict: Israeli forces storm Gaza's Al-Shifa Hospital
The Israeli military has raided the Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza, triggering a massive fire and causing multiple casualties, Reuters reported.
Royal Palace might soon share update regarding Kate Middleton's 'disappearance'
The mystery surrounding the Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton's health is deepening by the day, with no concrete confirmation or update from the Royal Palace.
Russia presidential poll: Vladimir Putin secures record post-Soviet landslide victory
Vladimir Putin has secured a landslide victory in the Russian presidential election, with official figures indicating he garnered 87.97% of the vote.
China 'ready to intervene' if America, NATO attack Russia: Report
A representative of China's Ministry of Defense reportedly stated on Saturday that Beijing is "ready to intervene" if the United States (US) or North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) decides to attack Russia.
Kate Middleton's staff reportedly haven't 'seen or spoken' to her
On March 10, Kate Middleton shared a family photo on Instagram. It was the Princess of Wales' first official photo release since her abdominal surgery in January.
Trump warns of 'bloodbath' if he loses US presidential election
Former United States (US) President Donald Trump on Saturday warned of a "bloodbath" in the country if he loses the upcoming US presidential election, The New York Times reported.
No more 'normal babies' in Gaza: UN official
The ongoing war between Israel and the Palestinian terror group Hamas in Gaza has created a "nightmare" for mothers and babies in the region.
Video of person urinating on Putin's parents' grave goes viral
In a shocking development, an unknown individual desecrated the grave of Russian President Vladimir Putin's parents by allegedly urinating on it at the Serafimovsky cemetery in Saint Petersburg.
India abstains from voting on Islamophobia in UNGA; explains why
India on Friday (local time) chose to abstain from a United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) vote on a resolution addressing Islamophobia, which was introduced by Pakistan and supported by China.
The curious case of Kate Middleton's disappearance
Since her last public appearance on Christmas Day 2023, Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales, has remained out of the spotlight, sparking rumors and theories about her well-being.
Hamas issues ceasefire proposal, Israel calls demands 'unrealistic': Report
Palestinian terrorist group Hamas has reportedly submitted a Gaza ceasefire proposal to mediators and the United States (US) amid Israel's ongoing aggression.
Father of Michigan school shooter found guilty of manslaughter
James Crumbley, the father of Ethan Crumbley who killed four students at Oxford High School in Michigan, has been found guilty of involuntary manslaughter.
Establishing nuclear power unit in space is Russia's priority: Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin has told government officials that space projects, including setting up a nuclear power unit in space, should be a priority and get proper financing, local media reports said.
Explained: Russian presidential polls begin with Putin's expected victory
Russian citizens, in millions, are voting in an election that is expected to give Vladimir Putin at least six more years in power.
Concerned about CAA, closely monitoring its implementation: US
The United States (US) has voiced concerns over India's Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and is closely monitoring its implementation.
CIA made fake internet identities to propagate anti-China rumors: Report
Two years into his presidency, Donald Trump authorized a covert operation by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).
Pakistan's central bank clarifies after half-printed Rs. 1,000 banknotes circulated
The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has issued a clarification after videos showing half-printed Rs. 1,000 notes went viral recently.
Man who spent 70 years inside an iron lung dies
Paul Alexander, who spent the past seven decades in an iron lung and defied expectations by becoming an author and a lawyer, died on Monday aged 78 at a Dallas hospital in Texas, United States (US).
Putin warns the West: Russia is ready for nuclear war
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday cautioned the West that his country is prepared for nuclear war and would view any US troop deployment to Ukraine as a major escalation.
US needs highly qualified professionals from India, says Congressman
Pennsylvania Congressman Matt Cartwright has voiced support for eliminating the 7% country quota on Green Cards, acknowledging the importance of highly skilled professionals from India.
US: Biden, Trump secure nominations, stage set for rematch
United States President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump have secured their parties' presidential nominations—paving the way for the first US presidential election rematch in nearly 70 years.
Indian troops begin withdrawing from Maldives after Muizzu's order
India has begun pulling out military personnel from the Maldives, following orders from the island nation's new president, Mohamed Muizzu.
Russian military plane crashes in Ivanovo, killing all 15 onboard
A Russian defense ministry cargo plane, the Ilyushin I1-76 crashed in the Inanovo region, northeast of Moscow, on Tuesday.
Famine in Gaza 'imminent', warns UN as Israel continues blockade
The United Nations cautioned on Tuesday that unless Israel allows a substantial rise in humanitarian aid, thousands of Palestinians in Gaza could face death due to an impending famine.
Haiti's 'unelected' PM Ariel Henry resigns amid gang violence
Haiti's Prime Minister Ariel Henry, on Tuesday, stepped down from his position amid violence and pressure from regional leaders.
Boeing whistleblower found dead in South Carolina hotel parking
John Barnett—a whistleblower who revealed safety concerns within airplane manufacturing firm Beoing—was discovered dead in his truck at a South Carolina hotel parking lot.
UK: Controversy around Kate Middleton's 'edited photo' explained
A controversy has erupted over the first official photo of Princess Kate Middleton since her abdominal surgery in January.
'Cannibal' gang plunges Haiti into 'state of emergency'
Haiti has descended into anarchy as gangs continue to terrorize the Caribbean nation.
Israel-Hamas war: Netanyahu vows to invade Rafah, defying Biden's warning
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly standing by his decision to invade Rafah, a city on the Gaza Strip's southern border controlled by the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas.
China considers making bosses pay employees for 'invisible overtime'
China is considering providing legal protection for workers who are required to stay online even after their work hours.