UAE Sees Dip in Tourism from CIS Countries Amid Flight Disruptions
Tourism from CIS nations to the UAE is down due to flight disruptions and concerns related to the Ukraine conflict;...
Isaac Goldberg
Isaac Goldberg is a veteran journalist and editor with a storied career spanning 20 years. His work has significantly impacted public discourse by covering critical issues related to civil rights and government accountability. Isaac graduated from New York University's Journalism program and has received multiple awards for his commitment to high-quality journalism and his ability to sift through complex themes to reveal compelling truths.
Vance Boelter Named as Suspect in Minnesota Lawmakers’ Shootings
Vance Boelter, a 57-year-old with security expertise, has been named as the suspect in the shootings of Minnesota lawmakers Melissa...
Floods in DR Congo Capital Kill at Least 19, Provoking Urgent Infrastructure Concerns
At least 19 people have died in Kinshasa, DR Congo, due to severe flooding caused by heavy rains. The interior...
Kazakhstan Families Search for Clues About the 270,000 ‘Missing Soldiers’ from World War II
Kazakhstan families are desperately searching for answers regarding the 270,000 soldiers who disappeared during World War II. Many are connecting...
OU Graduate Paul Chambers Finally Leaves Thailand After Arrest on Insult Charges
Paul Chambers, a University of Oklahoma graduate, was arrested for insulting the Thai monarchy but has since had his charges...
President Ramaphosa Visits Flood Sites as Death Toll Reaches 78 in South Africa
South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa visited flood-hit areas where the death toll is at 78 and expected to rise. His...
Second Officer Arrested Over Kenya Custody Death
A second police officer has been arrested in connection to the custody death of teacher Albert Ojwang in Nairobi, igniting...
Police Officer Arrested Following Protests Over Blogger’s Death in Kenya
A police officer has been arrested in Kenya following the death of blogger Albert Ojwang in custody, which triggered protests...
Flooding in South Africa Leaves at Least 49 Dead in Eastern Cape Province
At least 49 people have died in flooding in South Africa's Eastern Cape province, with rescue efforts ongoing and fears...
Russia Recruits Cubans for the Frontlines in Ukraine
Ukrainian intelligence estimates around 20,000 Cubans have joined the Russian military since 2022, lured by high salaries and citizenship. Currently,...
