Mexican Mayor Assassinated Days After Taking Office Amid Rising Political Violence

  The recent assassination of Alejandro Arcos, the newly appointed mayor of Chilpancingo, highlights the persistent security issues in Mexico, particularly for political figures. Arcos, who assumed office on October 1, was... Read more »

North Korean Troops Deployed to Russia Amid Rising Concerns

  Recent reports indicate that around 3,000 North Korean soldiers have been sent to eastern Russia, with US officials closely monitoring the situation. While the exact purpose of this deployment remains uncertain,... Read more »

Uzbekistan’s SME Revolution: A Key Pillar in Economic Modernization

  Uzbekistan is undergoing a significant transformation in its economic landscape, particularly in the small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) sector. Under President Shavkat Mirziyoyev, the country has embraced a series of bold... Read more »

Cuba’s Power Grid Faces Repeated Failures Amid Hurricane Oscar’s Arrival

  Hurricane Oscar made landfall in eastern Cuba on Sunday, worsening the situation for millions who were already dealing with power outages. The storm, which hit near Baracoa as a Category 1... Read more »

7 Dead, Several Injured in Ferry Dock Collapse on Sapelo Island, Georgia

  A devastating incident unfolded on Saturday as at least seven people lost their lives, and several others were injured following the collapse of a ferry dock on Sapelo Island, Georgia. The... Read more »

North Korean Soldiers Gear Up in Russia for Possible Ukraine Deployment

  Recent footage has emerged showing North Korean soldiers being outfitted with uniforms and military gear at a training facility in Russia’s far east. This development aligns with reports from South Korea’s... Read more »

Jack Dorsey’s Latest Venture Bluesky

  A new social media platform is gaining significant attention, strikingly reminiscent of Twitter at first glance. With similar profile layouts, timelines, and even a comparable color palette, it’s hard not to... Read more »

Zoo Tigers in Southern Vietnam Die After Contracting Bird Flu

Hanoi, Vietnam — Over a dozen tigers have died from bird flu at a zoo in southern Vietnam, officials confirmed. Vietnamese media outlet VNExpress reported that a caretaker at Vuon Xoai Zoo... Read more »

FTC report warns about the risks of “mass surveillance” due to social media 

A new report from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has found that many social media platforms are engaging in “mass surveillance”, particularly with younger users.  This FTC report stems from responses to... Read more »

Instagram promises more protection for teens on the platform 

Instagram is revamping its platform for teens, introducing new “built-in protections” aimed at enhancing safety for young users, while offering parents more control and peace of mind. The updates will be rolled... Read more »