Philippines Election Highlights Marcos-Duterte Feud Amid Security Concerns
In the Philippines, millions are set to vote in a pivotal mid-term election amid tensions between President Ferdinand Marcos and...
Leila Khan
Leila Khan is a seasoned journalist recognized for her analytical approach to current affairs. With over 15 years of experience, she has covered significant political events, social movements, and human-interest stories. Leila's educational background includes a doctorate in Media Studies, and her writings are frequently featured in top-tier newspapers and online platforms where she sheds light on critical global issues.
First White South Africans Depart for US Under Trump Refugee Program
The first white South Africans under a Trump administration refugee program have left Johannesburg. 49 Afrikaners flew to the U.S....
Bolivia Gears Up for Pivotal Elections Amid Rising Political Engagement
Bolivia is preparing for pivotal elections with rising political engagement and competitive candidate races. Voter turnout is expected to be...
Attacks on Healthcare in South Sudan: Consequences and Human Stories
Recent attacks on healthcare in South Sudan have severely impacted access to medical services. In January, MSF boats were fired...
Trump Considers Cutting China Tariffs Ahead of Key Trade Discussions
President Trump is contemplating reducing China tariffs from 145% to 80% prior to key trade talks in Switzerland. He urges...
Ghana Police Confirm Safe Return of Kidnapped Women Rescued from Nigeria
Ghana Police confirm the safe return of two women kidnapped in Nigeria after being lured by marriage proposals. They were...
Historic Election: Cardinal Robert Prevost Becomes First American Pope Leo XIV
Cardinal Robert Prevost has made history as the first American pope, adopting the name Leo XIV after his election on...
Cardinal Pablo David: A Voice of Resistance Amid Duterte’s Drug War
Cardinal Pablo Virgilio "Ambo" David, a leading critic of Duterte's deadly drug war, has been marked for death yet remains...
Pro-Palestinian Protest Disrupts Study at Columbia University’s Library
A pro-Palestinian protest erupted Wednesday at Columbia University’s Butler Library, disrupting students during study hours. Although peaceful, the event has...
U.S. Intelligence Memo Contradicts Trump’s Claims on Tren de Aragua Gang
A declassified memo from U.S. intelligence disputes President Trump's claims that Venezuela's Maduro regime controls the Tren de Aragua gang....
