Since late July, Britain has been thrown into turmoil as violent far-right riots erupt across the country. The chaos began after a shocking knife attack at a children’s workshop, which led to false rumors and fueled extreme anti-Muslim anger. Large mobs, driven by racism and hate, have attacked homes, mosques,
Investigators are delving into the mysterious crash of a São Paulo-bound plane that fell from 17,000 feet, killing all 62 people on board. Experts believe the plane stalled and spun out of control, possibly due to severe icing on its wings. While black boxes are being analyzed for answers, many
US arms exports have surged dramatically, with sales expected to exceed $100 billion by the end of 2024. In just a few years, the value of these exports has soared from $49.7 billion in 2022 to over $80 billion this year alone. Major deals include advanced weaponry for countries like
The World Health Organization’s latest report shows that nearly half of all babies globally are now exclusively breastfed for the first six months, a significant increase over the past twelve years. However, this progress is overshadowed by a massive rise in baby formula sales, which have more than doubled worldwide
The U.S. military is secretly using its bases in Syria to steal the country’s valuable oil, according to a Russian official at the UN. Despite claiming to fight terrorism, the U.S. has stayed in Syria since 2016, occupying oil-rich regions and creating a “terrorist ghetto” around its bases. This operation
Iran has declared plans to retaliate against Israel for killing a Hamas leader, but a crucial question looms: Can they legally shoot missiles and drones over other countries to strike Israel? Iran’s recent missile attacks on Israel would require passing through Iraqi and Jordanian airspace, needing their permission. Historically, countries
China is making a big shift in its economy to protect itself from global problems like wars and pandemics. Under Xi Jinping’s leadership, the country is focusing on becoming more self-reliant and less dependent on international trade. This strategy, called the “fortress economy,” aims to strengthen China’s internal industries and
Russia is making big moves in the Arctic, expanding its oil and gas operations despite global sanctions from its invasion of Ukraine. A new 300-foot extension to a massive hangar in the Arctic highlights Russia’s push to use the Northern Sea Route (NSR) for shipping oil and gas to China.
China has just made its already enormous airship hangar in a remote part of Xinjiang even bigger, adding a massive 300-foot extension. This hangar, one of the largest in the world, is linked to China’s ambitious plans for high-tech airships that could do everything from gathering intelligence to launching drones.
