Protesters Vow To Keep Fighting After Georgian Parliament Approves 'Foreign Agent' Bill
Thousands of Georgians rallied near the parliament building in Tbilisi on the evening of May 14, hours after lawmakers gave final approval to a controversial bill affecting groups receiving …
Sudan’s Al-Burhan unhurt following drone strike on army base, vows “no retreat or negotiation”
Sudanese military leader Abdel Fattah al-Burhan vowed Wednesday the armed forces would “not retreat, surrender or negotiate with rebels,” hours after a drone strike upset a military graduation ceremony.
Awards season is normally the time when Hollywood becomes its most insufferable, opinionated and self-important. And yet this year was surprisingly... normal. No big shocks, no political posturing, no tokenised award winners. Has Hollywood finally learned …
Natural gas vehicles slowly gaining traction in Africa
Natural gas-powered vehicles are becoming increasingly popular across Africa thanks to supportive policies, infrastructure development and heightened investor appeal.
Several African nations are taking advantage of their ample natural gas reserves to introduce gas-powered …
Google, Amazon, and Meta are making their core products worse — on purpose
Tech companies have chased short-term fads in a desperate attempt to win the favor of Wall Street investors — and it's making the online experience worse. iStock; Marianne …
God the Creator of Life and Death promised and made a covenant with his Creation, promising them that HE (God) will never destroy the World with water (floods) ever again....But.
Putin's Gamble: Why Russia Spent So Much on Bakhmut
The Battle of Bakhmut has become a puzzle for Western analysts: why has Russia spent so much on a city so apparently irrelevant? This video examines the possibility of Putin's domestic constraints. If Putin …
