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Hong Kong court sends five speech therapists to prison for ‘seditious’ children’s books about sheep fighting with wolves

Hong Kong court sent five speech therapists to prison for 19 months for publishing alleged seditious ebooks for children

European Union lifts sanction on Russian fertiliser for itself but ban on export to other countries continues, Putin calls it unacceptable discrimination

Vladimir Putin informed that EU has unblocked sale of Russian fertiliser to member states, but export to other countries still not allowed

Taj Hotel manager recalls horrors of 26/11 terror attack at Global Congress of Victims of Terrorism, sends a message to global community: What he...

Manager of the Taj Hotel in Mumbai Karambir Kang recounted the 26/11 terror attack while addressing the United Nations.

Viral again: Mosque in Pakistan trains hijab-clad young girls to behead for blasphemy

In the video, an instructor in burqa is seen teaching hijab-clad young girls how use a sword to behead people.

Britain’s new monarch King Charles III has been a controversial figure: Here are some of the reasons

In her widely watched interview, Princess Diana had accused her husband Prince Charles of infidelity. Over the years, the image of the new British king has not been very popular.

6 Gulf states threaten Netlfix with legal action if content violating ‘Islamic values’ is not removed, Saudi media regulator flags LGBT content

Saudi media regulator and GCC, a group of gulf states has threatened Netflix of legal action if it fails to remove anti-Islam content

Was Queen Elizabeth 2, head of the Church of England, a descendant of Prophet Muhammad?

Several claims trace the ancestry of Queen Elizabeth II back to the founding father of Islam, Prophet Muhammad.

United Kingdom’s longest-serving monarch Queen Elizabeth II passes away at the age of 96, Prince Charles becomes King Charles III

On 6 February 1952, King George VI died following a prolonged illness. Princess Elizabeth immediately acceded to the throne, becoming Queen Elizabeth II.

China’s strict COVID lockdowns stop people from leaving their homes even during a deadly earthquake

The video which went viral over social media showed people struggling to get out of the apartment after a 6.8 magnitude earthquake hit China.

This Dutch city is set to become the first to enforce a ban on meat advertisements to curb meat consumption

In an attempt to curb meat consumption and reduce greenhouse gases emission, Haarlem in Netherlands is set to ban meat advertisements from public spaces.

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