In July 2023, Niger experienced a dramatic shift in power when some members of its military announced that they had taken control of the country. They suspended the constitution and declared a new leadership. The man behind this coup, Abdourahamane Tchiani, became the new President of Niger. His main reason
India has officially labeled Hizb-ut-Tahrir (HuT) as a “terrorist organization” under its Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA). The main reason behind this decision is that HuT has been influencing young people to join extremist groups like ISIS and raising money for terrorism. Experts warn that HuT could become an even
North Korea seems to be building a new submarine, possibly one that could use nuclear power. This news comes from a South Korean official and fits with earlier reports. Last September, North Korea launched a redesigned submarine from the Cold War era called the “Hero Kim Kun Ok,” which can
The U.S. Air Force at Langley Air Force Base in Virginia is thinking about installing anti-drone nets to keep its F-22 Raptor stealth fighters safe. This decision comes almost a year after the base faced a series of strange drone incidents. These drone flights raised alarms and made officials realize
The head of MI5, the UK’s security agency, has revealed that Russia’s intelligence agency is trying to create chaos in Britain and Europe. Ken McCallum, in his annual update about security threats, explained that Russian agents have been involved in serious crimes like setting fires, sabotaging property, and other reckless
Trevor Reed, a former US Marine, has been sentenced by a Moscow court for fighting as a mercenary in Ukraine. This news comes from Russia’s Investigative Committee, which says that Reed was sentenced to 14 and a half years in prison and is now on an international wanted list. A
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has just dropped a bombshell: they might recommend breaking up Google! The plan is to separate Google’s search engine from other major services like the Android operating system, the Chrome web browser, and the Google Play app store. This could be a huge change
For the first time ever, a survey from the CIA has revealed that almost one in three of its employees have experienced inappropriate sexual behavior at work. This information was shared exclusively with CNN, and it has raised serious concerns about the agency’s workplace culture. According to CIA officials, the
Burkina Faso’s Prime Minister, Apollinaire Kyelem de Tambela, recently made headlines during the Economic Days of Burkina Faso forum in Moscow. He shared his country’s decision to strengthen ties with Russia, citing dissatisfaction with past partnerships with Western nations, especially France. At the opening of the four-day conference in Moscow,
