South Korean Courts Rule Unbinding Climate Law Violate Rights

Courts in South Korea has determined that any climate laws which do not have binding targets that must be achieved is considered unconstitutional. South Korea's top constitutional court confirmed that the absence of any legally binding targets regarding a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions violates the rights of future generations.

Bangladesh PM Resigns and Flees Country

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned after weeks of civil unrest and mass demonstrations, fleeing the county after her fifteen year governance. Bangladesh's prime minister resigned and fled , after weeks of protests against a quota system for government jobs. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The country descended

Israeli Defence Forces Find Chinese Weapons and Tunnel Engineers in Gaza

The Israel Defence Forces captured two Chinese Communist engineers inside Hamas’ Gaza tunnel network along with a stockpile of Chinese Weaponry, which begs the question: Is China secretly supporting Islamic terrorism in Israel? Massive amounts of recently acquired advanced Chinese military equipment and weapons technology were found inside Gaza by the Israel

The Devaluation Trend of the Iranian Rial

As the Iranian regime attempts to distract its population with threats of revenge against Israel, the harsh economic realities of a devaluing currency are bubbling to Iran's surface. Rather than building support for an attack on Israel for its assumed deadly attack on its Damascus Embassy, the opposite is happening. Demonstrations

Global Monkey Torture Group Under Investigation

An investigation by Action for Primates and Lady Freethinker has found a disturbing escalation of animal cruelty online around the globe. Users of various online platforms such as YouTube and Facebook based in different parts of the world have set up a private online group. The groups which can be

New Era for Turkey with Stunning AK Party Defeat

Turkey's main opposition the Republican Party has reclaimed control of main cities of Istanbul and Ankara, with a trend towards secularism. Although the current Turkish president Mr Erdogan had vowed for a new era in Turkey, the change may come the hands of his own party and the control they have

The Armenian and Azerbaijan conflict for Nagorno-Karabakh

After more than three decades of conflict between Armenians and Azerbaijanis over Nagorno-Karabakh finally the Armenians have been forced back into Armenia. The so called "anti-terrorist operation" declared by Azerbaijan continues efforts to reassert control over the entire Nagorno-Karabakh region.  Armenians who lay claim to this geographical area before Azerbaijan was ever founded as a