Safe Food Today, Healthy World Tomorrow
Yesterday, June 7, around the globe, nations marked World Food Safety Day under the powerful theme: “Food Safety: Science in Action.” This year’s observance is […]
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Nepal: The Monarchy Debate Returns
Across Nepal, a surprising political shift is taking shape. Since March, thousands of citizens have been rallying to demand the return of the monarchy, a […]
Nigeria: No One Left but the Priest
In Nigeria, serving as a Catholic priest today is becoming increasingly dangerous. Kidnappings and violent attacks are on the rise. Bishop David Ajang of Lafia […]
Protect the Earth, It’s the only home we have
Every year on June 5, the global community unites to commemorate World Environment Day, a moment to reflect on our relationship with the planet and […]
VPN, Censorship, and Big Tech: What’s Really Happening in Russia?
In today’s Russia, internet freedom is shrinking. Thousands of websites are blocked, including international news outlets, payment platforms, and even social media. For millions of […]
Singapore’s 24-Hour Medical Booths Make Healthcare Instant and Easy
It looks like a vending machine. But instead of snacks, it delivers medicine, and instead of buttons for soda, it offers a live consultation with […]
X’s AI Under Fire for Spreading Conspiracy About South Africa
On May 14, 2025, something unusual happened on X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter. Grok, the platform’s artificial intelligence assistant, began repeating […]
Dutch lectures boost ICK students’ communication skills
A week-long intensive training led by two visiting lecturers from Ede Christian University of Applied Sciences (CHE) in the Netherlands has officially wrapped up Today […]
Thank a Nurse Today
They do not wear capes. They wear uniforms, often wrinkled from a long shift, sometimes stained with effort, always carried with pride. Today, May 12, […]
Black smoke rises again
For the second time since the papal conclave began, black smoke rose from the chimney of the Sistine Chapel, signaling that no candidate has yet […]