Opposition called Kavelashvili's win a blow to the country's EU aspirations and a victory for Russia
By The Week News Desk December 14, 2024
The opposition-controlled South Korean Parliament voted out President Yoon Suk Yeol with the support of MPs from his own ruling People Power Party
By The Week News Desk December 14, 2024
Former Open AI employee Suchir Balaji, 26, died by suicide at his Buchanan Street apartment in Lower Haight district, San Francisco Police believe as they found no clues of any foul play
By The Week News Desk December 14, 2024
After Yoon got suspended from office, Prime Minister Han Duck-soo has been appointed as the acting president till the political situation improves in the country
By The Week News Desk December 14, 2024
Assad kept even his younger brother Maher, commander of the Army’s elite 4th Armored Division, in the dark about his secret plan
By The Week News Desk December 13, 2024
IndiGo didn't alert the fliers about the flight delays, X users said, adding that Turkish Airlines staff were rude to Indian passengers who started seeking answers amidst the chilly weather in Istanbul
By The Week News Desk December 13, 2024
The Labour Party's decision to bring family farms under inheritance tax had led to farmers from all over UK arriving in London on tractors for a demonstration
By The Week News Desk December 11, 2024
This was revealed in a report titled 'India's disinformation flood on Bangladesh: What's actually happening?'
By The Week News Desk December 12, 2024
Chief Advisor Muhammad Yunus urged European diplomats that India's 'restrictions on visas' have created uncertainties for Bangladeshi students who cannot travel to Delhi for European visas
By The Week News Desk December 10, 2024
Syrian rebels took control after toppling President Bashar-al-Assad. Alawite dynasty’s 24-year rule came to an end with rebels claiming victory
By The Week News Desk December 08, 2024
Luigi Mangione's case posits a curious reading history and a trajectory of anti-capitalist sentiments that he seems to have internalised and acted upon
By Gowri Murali December 10, 2024
The souring relations between the countries had affected the trade too
By The Week News Desk December 08, 2024
Bashar al-Assad's regime is hanging by a thread but neither Russia nor Iran, his allies, might step in to save him
By The Week News Desk December 08, 2024
President Bashar al-Assad is nowhere to be seen in Damascus though his office claims he is in the capital still following up on his work
By The Week News Desk December 08, 2024
With world leaders flocking to Paris to celebrate the reopening of Notre Dame Cathedral, incoming US president Donald Trump gets full diplomatic welcome in France and an audience with the Prince of Wales
By The Week News Desk December 08, 2024
Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri has informed Dhaka that Hasina's presence in the country won't affect the bilateral relations
By The Week News Desk December 10, 2024
The opposition is gearing up to propose a new impeachment bill against the president on December 11. While the ruling party members said that Yoon Suk Yeol agreed to depart his office early
By The Week News Desk December 07, 2024
Ahead of the presidential election, Donald Trump had declared that he wouldn't allow the ban on TikTok; the appeal court's ruling, however, increases the possibility of an unprecedented ban of the social media app
By The Week News Desk December 06, 2024
Emmanuel Macron also declared that a new prime minister will be named soon, following the resignation of Prime Minister Michel Barnier, who was ousted in a historic no-confidence vote
By The Week News Desk December 06, 2024
Influx of Bangladeshi migrants could change electoral demographics in the border states. Interim Bangladesh govt eager to make constitutional changes without any popular mandate
By Vice Admiral Biswajit Dasgupta (Retd) December 06, 2024
CCTV at a hostel on the Upper West Side in New York caught the man removing his face mask after being asked by a lady staff and cops say this is the most significant clue so far to find UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson's shooter
By The Week News Desk December 06, 2024
While speaking in Moscow, President Vladimir Putin said India has created stable conditions for small and medium-sized enterprises. He also noted the success of the Russian local brands replacing the Western ones
By The Week News Desk December 05, 2024
Michel Barnier's successor will have to face the same challenges that he faced as the parliament remains divided
By The Week News Desk December 05, 2024
FBI filed a complaint against Svetlana Dali, a Russian national who flew on a Delta flight from New York to Paris without a ticket and was deported by the French Police
By The Week News Desk December 06, 2024
The new banknotes will likely include images of religious structures, Bengali traditions, graffiti and the July uprising
By The Week News Desk December 05, 2024
