Marisha Dolly Singh

Russian Spy Poisoning: UK To Throw Out Russian Diplomats In Retaliation

UK government to expel 23 Russian diplomats after Moscow refused to explain how a Russian-made nerve agent was used on a former spy in UK

UK Deadline To Russia Passes, Moscow Warns Against ‘Punitive Measures’

The UK government’s deadline to Moscow to explain how a nerve agent manufactured by it came to be used in the poisoning of former Russian mole in Salisbury, has passed

Genius Professor Stephen Hawking Passes Away

English physicist Stephen Hawking who wrote A Brief History of Time passed away at home in England.

‘You’re fired’: Rex Tillerson’s Last Week Symbolic Of Rocky Partnership With Donald Trump

In another stunning departure from the White House, U.S. President Donald Trump has fired his Secretary of State and former CEO of Exxon-Mobil Rex Tillerson.

Myanmar Army Grabbing Land Left by Fleeing Rohingya: Amnesty International

Amnesty International reports that Myanmar’s government is intensifying its campaign to permanently oust the Rohingyas by destroying their homes and villages

India Is World’s Largest Importer Of Major Arms In 2013–17

Russian Meddling In U.S. Elections: U.S. House Committee Concludes Probe, To Say ‘No Collusion’

Republicans on a House panel have found no evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and the Kremlin in the U.S. Presidential elections of 2016.

UK Spy Attack: Theresa May Says Russia Behind Attack, U.S. Backs Her

After a week of investigations, British government is conclusively laying the blame for poisoning of former Russian mole Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia, on Moscow

Breastfeeding: U.S. Politician Breastfeeds Her Baby In Ad Campaign

U.S. Democratic Party politician Kelda Roys is casually breastfeeding her kid in this Campaign Ad

Syria’s Afrin Sees Conflict between Turkey’s Role As NATO Member And Protecting Its National Interests

Turkey’s objective of defeating Syrian Kurdish militia has put it in direct conflict with U.S.’s objective of building a force to stabilize Syria's eastern region

Putin Ordered Plane With 110 People Onboard To Be Shot Out Off The Sky In 2014

Putin ordered plane shot down prior to Sochi games, in an incident which turned out to be a false alarm shortly before the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi.

21 Treated For Exposure To Nerve Agent In Attack On Former Russian Spy In UK

British police have confirmed for the first time that 21 people have been treated for exposure to a nerve agent in an attack targeting former Russian spy Sergei Skripal

Breaking: North Korea Extends Invitation To Donald Trump For Talks, He Accepts

South Korean delegation after meeting White House officials announced Kim Jong-Un has reportedly asked Donald Trump to join talks to stabilize the Korean Peninsula

Cape Town Averts ‘Day Zero’, But All Is Not Well Yet

Cape Town city officials announced that Day Zero - the day the city turns off water supply to the residents may not come this year at all.

Syrian Government Recaptures Half Of Eastern Ghouta Amid Intense Bombardment

After days of intense bombardment, Syrian government-led forces have reportedly captured half of the rebel-held enclave of Eastern Ghouta

As Sri Lanka Sees More Buddhist-Muslim Clashes, Kumar Sangakkara Appeals For Peace

As Sri Lankans saw another day of Buddhist-Muslim clashes, senior cricket team members reached out to their fellow country-men to try and end the violence.

U.S. Government Sues Its State Of California Over ‘Sanctuary Bill’: Top Five Questions Answered

The U.S. Government has filed a lawsuit against its state of California over its immigrant-related policies which according to them 'protects illegal immigrants'

Sri Lanka’s State of Emergency: A Tale of Growing Distrust Between Buddhists and Muslims

Sri Lankan government has clamped a state of emergency on the island following violence and rioting in its majority-Muslim district of Kandy

North Korea Talks With South Korea A Ploy To Reduce Sanctions?

North Korea has shown its willingness to come to the negotiating table but as history has shown it is far too early to be optimistic about the talks

Cryptocurrency: After Venezuela, Cambodia Gets On To The Bandwagon

Cryptocurrency is no longer the domain of private individuals and entities as Cambodia announces decision to launch its own cryptocurrency