Trump Announces Reduction in US-South Korea Military Drills Amid Improved Rel.

Trump Announces Reduction in US-South Korea Military Drills Amid Improved Rel.

Aug 22, 2026

SOUTH KOREA: In a significant shift in US foreign policy, former President Donald Trump announced the United States will reduce joint military exercises with South Korea. This decision follows the strengthening of diplomatic relations with North Korea, as Trump aims to foster peace

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UK Stands Firm Amid Russia’s Warning Over Drone Supplies to Ukraine

UK Stands Firm Amid Russia’s Warning Over Drone Supplies to Ukraine

Aug 22, 2026

RUSSIA: Russia has issued a stern warning to the United Kingdom over its continued supply of drones to Ukraine. The warning arrives amidst escalating tensions in the region, as Moscow perceives these actions as direct support for Ukraine's military efforts. This development marks

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Witnesses Describe Chaos During Tupac Shakur’s Murder Trial

Witnesses Describe Chaos During Tupac Shakur’s Murder Trial

Aug 22, 2026

MALAYSIA: The murder trial for the shooting of iconic rapper Tupac Shakur has commenced, with witnesses recounting the chaotic events that unfolded on the night of his death. The trial is taking place in Las Vegas, where prosecutors are arguing that the murder

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US President Urges Iran to Surrender as MoU Expires

US President Urges Iran to Surrender as MoU Expires

Aug 22, 2026

IRAN: The US president has called for Iran to 'put up the white flag of surrender' following the expiration of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the two nations on Monday. With tensions escalating, the US claims to maintain control over strategic regions,

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Hichilema Secures Second Term as Zambian President

Hichilema Secures Second Term as Zambian President

Aug 22, 2026

CHILE: Zambia's incumbent president, Hakainde Hichilema, has successfully secured a second term in office, winning approximately 60 percent of the vote. His victory was confirmed through official results that placed him significantly ahead of his main rival, who garnered about 38 percent of

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Thousands Gather in London to Honor Late Cambridge Professor Jason Arday

Thousands Gather in London to Honor Late Cambridge Professor Jason Arday

Aug 22, 2026

LONDON: Thousands of people gathered in central London to mourn the late Cambridge professor Jason Arday, expressing their anger over how he was portrayed in the media. The vigil was held to honor Arday's contributions to academia and to stand against what many

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Massive Fire Erupts at Fuel Depot Near Sulaimaniyah, Injuring 20

Massive Fire Erupts at Fuel Depot Near Sulaimaniyah, Injuring 20

Aug 22, 2026

IRAQ: A large fire broke out at a fuel depot near the city of Sulaimaniyah, in the northern Kurdish region of Iraq, injuring at least 20 people and destroying dozens of fuel tankers. The blaze, which engulfed a warehouse, caused significant damage, raising

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NASA’s Mechanics: The Unsung Heroes Behind Space Missions

Aug 22, 2026

ROME: Mechanics at NASA play a crucial role in maintaining and preparing the machinery essential for space exploration. From the Michoud Assembly Facility in New Orleans to the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, these experts ensure that the fleet of barges and massive

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NASA Launches State Hubs to Bolster Aerospace Workforce

NASA Launches State Hubs to Bolster Aerospace Workforce

Aug 22, 2026

WASHINGTON: NASA has announced a significant investment of approximately $10.5 million to establish State Hubs aimed at developing a skilled technical workforce within the aerospace industry. This initiative, known as the NASA Aerospace Skilled Technical Workforce Hubs, will involve seven institutions across the

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New Evidence Sheds Light on Ancient Milky Way Collision

New Evidence Sheds Light on Ancient Milky Way Collision

Aug 22, 2026

MALAYSIA: Approximately 12 billion years ago, a significant cosmic event occurred when a dwarf galaxy named LKH collided with the young Milky Way, merging into one. This revelation, supported by data from NASA's Hubble Space Telescope, was recently published in the journal Nature

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