World Watch

US President Donald Trump has expressed readiness to impose stricter sanctions on Russia, contingent upon NATO member countries halting their purchases of Russian oil. In a post on his Truth Social platform, he indicated that he would take action once NATO nations collectively agreed to similar measures. Trump has previously signaled his intent to escalate […]

Nepal’s principal political parties are urging President Ram Chandra Poudel to reinstate the parliament, which he dissolved following recent anti-corruption protests that resulted in over 50 fatalities. The call for reinstatement comes from eight major political parties, including the Nepali Congress, CPN-UML, and Maoist Centre, who contend that the president’s actions were unconstitutional. The dissolution

Israeli forces have intensified their military campaign in Gaza City, characterized by an increase in heavy air strikes. This escalation marks a departure from previous operational strategies, as aerial bombardments have targeted entire buildings, resulting in significant destruction. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) noted that approximately 250,000 residents have evacuated the city, migrating southward in

Nikos Michaloliakos, the leader of the Greek political party Golden Dawn, has been released from prison after serving less than half of his 13-year sentence. According to state media, the decision for his conditional release was made by a judicial council and was based on health considerations. Michaloliakos had been incarcerated for five years following

Colombia’s Constitutional Court has determined that Meta, the parent company of Instagram, violated the freedom of expression rights of adult film actress Esperanza Gómez when it deleted her account. The court’s ruling stated that Meta removed her account, which had over five million followers, “without a clear and transparent justification” and did not enforce consistent

Faye Hall, an American woman previously detained by the Taliban, recently spoke about her experiences alongside British nationals Peter and Barbie Reynolds. The trio was arrested on February 1 during a return trip to Bamiyan Province, Afghanistan, where the Reynolds had lived for many years. While Ms. Hall was released after two months, the Reynolds

A recent shooting incident at Utah Valley University has left the campus grappling with its implications for political discourse. Charlie Kirk, a prominent conservative figure and co-founder of Turning Point USA, was shot while speaking at a campus event. His death has ignited a mixture of mourning and calls for political engagement among students. Scott

Following a recent incident where 19 Russian drones entered Polish airspace, several NATO countries are planning to relocate troops and fighter jets to the eastern regions of Europe. Denmark, France, and Germany have announced their participation in a new mission aimed at strengthening NATO’s eastern flank, with additional countries expected to support this effort. On

Nigerian chef Hilda Baci, a former Guinness World Record holder, has launched an effort to create the world’s largest pot of jollof rice, a widely recognized West African dish. Thousands gathered in Lagos to witness her latest attempt, following her 2023 achievement of the longest cooking marathon, which lasted 93 hours and 11 minutes. The

Erika Kirk, the widow of Charlie Kirk, addressed the public for the first time following her husband’s fatal shooting at a Utah university campus. During a livestream event, she expressed gratitude towards first responders for their attempts to save him and reflected on her husband’s passion for politics, including his admiration for President Donald Trump