Israel Eliminates Hamas Leader Sinwar, Hostage Crisis Still Unresolved
TDI News Desk - October 17, 2024
Red Alert Declared in Southern France After 630 mm of Rain in 48 Hours
TDI News Desk - October 17, 2024
Ukraine’s PM Appeals for Global Support to Clear Landmines, Require $34 billion
TDI News Desk - October 17, 2024
Texas Set to Execute Robert Roberson in First Case Linked to 'Shaken Baby Syndrome'
TDI News Desk - October 17, 2024
UN Report Reveals 1.1 Billion People Living in Acute Poverty, India alone having 234 million impoverished individuals
TDI News Desk - October 17, 2024
Canberra: For Tereza Hussein, a 14-year-old refugee living in Darwin, Australia’s proposed social media ban would sever her connection to her grandmother, whom she has never met in person. “It's the only way I've ever connected to my grandma before, over socials,” said Hussein, who was born in the Democratic Republic of Congo and spent time in a refugee camp in Malawi before settling in Australia at nine. “It's going to have a very big change in my life because it's going to be hard for me to talk to the people that I've left behind,” she added.
While Hussein rarely posts on social media, she primarily uses Meta's Instagram and Snapchat to view and discuss...
In modern history, if February 24 marks the darkest day for Europe, then October 7 holds the same significance for the Middle East. The world is currently in turmoil, fighting for peace. If political experts and analysts are correct, we stand on the brink of another world war. Some argue that World War III has already begun—initiating in 2022 and escalating further in 2023. Two major continents are teetering on the brink of chaos, sitting on a bed of hot lava that could erupt and engulf the entire world at any moment.
Negotiations are failing, the arms trade is thriving, wars are spreading, and peace remains elusive. The world is gasping for air, and if this...