I’m angry, says an N.J. rabbi emeritus who returned from Israel last month. This moment in the nation’s history both unprecedented and frightening …
UK private schools rush to expand overseas as profits soar
Forty schools took in record £29m in 2020-21 from satellites, including in developing countries …
Alleged Israel strikes on Syria kill two pro-Iran fighters – report
Last week, an alleged Israeli airstrike put Aleppo’s airport out of service – Click the link for more details.
Hindu Jagran Manch Members Damage Hotel Property In Indore, Police Stands By
Hotel Manager, Rakesh Ranjan Sahai alleged that some men from the Hindu Jagran Manch created a ruckus and damaged the hotel property after they were denied a free pass for a Holi festive event.
Iran says deal with Saudi Arabia will help end Yemen’s war
Iran’s mission to the United Nations says a breakthrough agreement with Saudi Arabia restoring bilateral relations will help bring a …
ParkView City, Pearl Marketing hold Property Investment Fair Saudi Arabia
The Property Investment Fair Saudi Arabia 2023, organised by ParkView City in collaboration with Pearl Marketing, was very successful. The Fair was held at the Radisson Blu in Riyadh and the doctors …
Iran’s top diplomat claims prisoner swap near with US
Iran’s top diplomat claimed Sunday that a prisoner swap was near with the U.S., though he offered no evidence to …
India may become the largest country to legalize same-sex marriage. Here’s how that could happen
The Supreme Court of India will begin hearing a collection of cases on Monday challenging the prohibition on same-sex marriage. If the court rules in favour of legalizing same-sex marriage, it will be …
Taiwan suspects Chinese vessels cut the island’s internet cables
Others living on Matsu, one of Taiwan’s outlying islands closer to neighboring China, had to struggle with paying electricity bills, making a doctor’s appointment or receiving a package.
Inflation Continues Its Steady Upward Rise in Laos
Year-on-year inflation continues to creep upward in Laos, rising to 41.3 percent last month and defying the government’s attempts to curb the spiraling prices. As for much of the past year …