Boris Johnson and Carrie Symonds welcome baby boy together
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson recently recovered from coronavirus and as also returned to his office while taking charge of his duties. Amidst the...
Saudi Arabia to stop executing minor criminals
The Human Rights Commission of Saudi Arabia has said that the government will no longer impose death penalty on people who have committed crimes...
Imran Khan tests negative for coronavirus after coming in contact with a positive patient
Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan had got himself tested for coronavirus after he had come in to contact with a person who had...
76 day lockdown ends in Wuhan and begins an exodus
The Wuhan province in China was the epicenter of cornavirus which has managed to spread across the globe causing a global pandemic. The virus...
Experts say 80% patients of coronavirus to recover by themselves
The entire globe is currently living under fear of the ongoing coronavirus scare. The threat is more in the Asian countries as it originated...
Coronavirus: Bahrain authorities shuts down schools for two weeks
Authorities in Bahrain, which is a sovereign state in the Persian Gulf, has ordered all the schools and nurseries in the country to remain...
Coronavirus: Existing visas of foreign nationals no longer valid
The uncontrollable outbreak of the deadly coronavirus has so far affected tourism, economy and many other sectors in China. The government has made an...
Coronavirus: India seeks permission to eject Indians from Wuhan
Local and foreign nationals in China are having a tough time due to the ongoing coronavirus scare. Wuhan, the capital of Hubei province in...
Indian Minister of External Affairs Sushma Swaraj passes away at 67
Indian politician and Supreme court lawyer Sushma Swaraj passed away of cardiac arrest on August 6, 2019 at the age of 67. Swaraj had...
Japan selects disaster character to define 2018
The year has been tough for Japan as it has been on the receiving end when it came to natural disasters. The country has...
