SpiceJet recently said that it has operated over 200 charter flights to rescue over 30,000 stranded Indians so far.
Why Singapore’s Ruling Party Easily Wins Big in Every Election
If anyone is wondering which party will win Singapore’s election on Friday, just listen to the opposition. Pritam Singh, the leader of the country’s only elected opposition party in Parliament, warned …
Why Singapore Has One of the Highest Home Ownership Rates
Singapore’s affordable housing program worked so well that some of its subsidized apartments now resell for more than $700,000.
Lynn man charged with sexually exploiting children in Laos
Federal authorities allege 52-year-old Michael Sebastian sexually abused teenage boys while he was a teacher in Laos, the US Attorney’s office for Massachusetts said Wednesday.
Israel employs controversial tracking tool to fight surging COVID
A 27-year-old Pilates instructor was walking home from the beach in Jaffa on Saturday afternoon when she got an alarming text message. Accor …
Fake writers promoting UAE published around world
Over the past year a group of journalists, analysts and political consultants have written a series of opinion pieces favourable to the UAE in reputable publications such as The Jerusalem Post and …
Azerbaijan confirms 542 new COVID-19 cases (UPDATE)
Azerbaijan has detected 542 new COVID-19 cases, 465 patients have recovered and nine patients have died, Trend reports on July 8 citing the Operational Headquarters under Azerbaijani Cabinet of …
Princess Raiyah of Jordan Gets Married in First Royal Wedding Since Coronavirus Outbreak
“Thank you all for your kind messages on our wedding,” Princess Raiyah shared on Twitter, alongside a romantic portrait of her and her husband, Ned Donovan.
Jordan says it tapped bond market to speed recovery from pandemic hit
Jordan’s finance minister said on Wednesday the kingdom’s success in tapping $1.75 billion from the international debt market last week has eased pressure on the economy and paves the way for a …
Thailand moves to legalise same-sex unions
If passed by parliament, the legislation would make Thailand only the second place in Asia to legally recognise same-sex couples.