THAILAND: Nine-year-old Napat Mitmakorn, also known as “Knight,” has captured the attention of tattoo enthusiasts at the 2025 Thailand Tattoo Expo in Bangkok. With impressive skill for his age, Knight deftly wields a tattoo gun, carefully inking a fanged serpent on his uncle’s thigh. His passion for art and tattoos has led him to pursue…
CANADA: Just days into his tenure as Prime Minister, Mark Carney finds himself confronted with significant challenges on multiple fronts. His administration, still in its infancy, must navigate a volatile political landscape while addressing pressing economic and international concerns. The weight of expectations is immense, with both allies and opponents closely scrutinizing his every move….
USA: Elon Musk, known for his ambitious vision and disruptive innovations, often operates in a world of his own making. While his contributions to technology and space exploration are undeniable, his public persona has increasingly reflected a detachment from reality. His controversial statements, impulsive decisions, and willingness to challenge societal norms have created a polarizing…
DUBAI: The Federal Authority for Government Human Resources has officially declared the Eid Al Fitr holidays for public sector employees across the country. According to the announcement, the holiday will commence from the 29th of Ramadan and continue until the 3rd of Shawwal. The specific dates may vary depending on the official moon sighting, which…
KASHMIR: A recent fashion show in Kashmir during the holy month of Ramadan has caused widespread outrage, especially among religious communities. The event, hosted by the renowned Indian fashion duo Shivan & Narresh, featured models walking the ramp in revealing outfits, which was seen as disrespectful to the values of Ramadan. The timing of the…
UAE: The use of vapes among students has raised significant concerns among educators, parents, and authorities alike. As the popularity of vaping increases, so does the potential for harmful health effects, leading to stricter policies regarding its use in schools. In many regions, vaping is considered a serious offense, especially for minors, due to the…
SAUDIA ARABIA: In an ongoing effort to ensure public safety and protect consumer rights, inspection campaigns have successfully resulted in the seizure of 1,226 tonnes of non-compliant products. These products, which failed to meet the required health and safety standards, were identified across various sectors. The authorities have acted swiftly to remove these hazardous items…
USA: A total of 155 injured people have been transferred to various hospitals across the country following a devastating incident. Among those, 18 individuals are reported to be in critical condition, with their lives hanging in the balance. Medical teams across the nation are working tirelessly to provide the necessary care to the injured, ensuring…
USA: When passengers aboard the train pressed the emergency stop button in a desperate attempt to stop the escalating situation, the perpetrator saw this as his opportunity to flee. The incident had escalated quickly, with many onlookers growing increasingly alarmed by the perpetrator’s behavior. The sound of the emergency button being pressed echoed through the…
INDIA: Abrar Fahad, a 21-year-old student, was tragically killed after expressing his criticism of a water-sharing treaty with India. The young man, a student at a university in Bangladesh, had voiced his opposition to the treaty on social media, calling for changes to the agreement. His remarks, which touched on sensitive political and environmental issues,…
