Author: Amara Evans

In a tense turn of events, India and Pakistan have exchanged accusations of ceasefire violations just hours after agreeing to a ceasefire deal brokered by the United States. The two long-time rivals reached a peace agreement following a recent terrorist attack in the Pehalgam region of Jammu and Kashmir. However, the ceasefire quickly unraveled as both sides accused each other of breaking the truce. On Sunday, May 11, reports from Al Jazeera and The News International revealed that Pakistan, in an early morning statement, reaffirmed its commitment to upholding the ceasefire agreement. Pakistan insisted that it was dedicated to ensuring…

India and Pakistan have once again agreed to a ceasefire, but the story behind it reveals more chaos than calm. As competing global crises overwhelm the United States’ foreign policy machinery, the credibility and capacity of Washington to mediate are in serious doubt. The tangled web of global conflicts has created what experts call a bottleneck problem—where every conflict, no matter how important, must pass through the same narrow funnel of American bandwidth. A Fragile Peace, A Divided Narrative The recent ceasefire agreement between India and Pakistan was heralded as a breakthrough—but who actually brokered the deal? The Trump administration…

A large-scale cyberattack originating from Pakistan has targeted critical Indian digital infrastructure, causing widespread disruptions. Over 2,500 surveillance cameras have been hacked, and several major websites, including that of India’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), have been compromised. The cyber operation, known as Operation Bunyan-un-Marsoos, also affected military, security, and power systems across India, leading to severe data breaches and service outages. Cyberattack Hits Key Indian Websites The cyber offensive has severely impacted Indian online platforms. Among the most notable casualties is the official BJP website, which was hacked as part of the attack. Sources confirm that several other important…

Kenya now hosts more than 823,000 refugees and asylum seekers, according to the 2024 Economic Survey released on Tuesday. This marks a 19.1% increase from 2023 and shows Kenya’s growing role as a safe place for people fleeing conflict in the Horn of Africa. Most refugees come from Somalia and South Sudan. Somalia accounts for 56.9% of the refugee population, while South Sudan follows with 23.4%. Other countries like the Democratic Republic of Congo, Ethiopia, and Burundi also contribute to the rising numbers. This increase reflects ongoing problems in the region, such as war, political instability, and lack of safety.…

People who eat large amounts of ultra processed foods such as hot dogs, cookies, and sugary drinks may show early signs of Parkinson’s disease. This was revealed in a new study published on May 7, 2025, in Neurology, the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology. The study does not prove that processed foods cause Parkinson’s. However, it shows a strong connection between high intake of processed foods and early symptoms linked to the disease. What the study involved The study tracked 42,853 adults with an average age of 48. None of them had Parkinson’s disease when the study…

The Miss Universe Philippines 2025 coronation night was full of emotion, joy, and unforgettable memories. Ahtisa Manalo was crowned the new titleholder. Along with her, the Top 6 finalists shared personal moments that made the night special. At a press event after the pageant, each finalist talked about the people and feelings that shaped their experience. Their stories showed the power of love, support, and friendship. Ahtisa Manalo felt joy in shared celebration When Ahtisa Manalo was crowned Miss Universe Philippines 2025, she felt happy and grateful. What stood out to her was how the other candidates celebrated her win.…

The Presidents Cup, a prestigious event held every two years, features a competition between top PGA Tour players from the United States and a select international team. While the tournament has been largely dominated by the U.S., which leads with a 13-1-1 record, the upcoming 2026 edition promises an intriguing dynamic due to the location and the captains involved. Medinah Country Club to Host 2026 Presidents Cup In September 2026, Medinah Country Club in Illinois will host the Presidents Cup for the first time since 2012. Known for its challenging layout, the course is set to play a crucial role…

In his second term as U.S. President, Donald Trump has quickly turned to military airstrikes to deal with foreign threats. In his first 100 days, his government has carried out airstrikes in Somalia. It has also launched a longer air campaign against the Houthis in Yemen. These fighters control most of northern Yemen and are closely linked to Iran. Trump has also warned that he may order strikes against Iran if talks about a new nuclear deal fail. This tough military approach could lead to bigger problems. Experts warn he may fall into what they call the “airpower trap.” What…

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) has raised concerns about the potential risks to financial stability from the growing use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the financial sector. A report released on Monday highlighted that while AI adoption offers many benefits, it could also introduce significant risks to the economy. AI and Financial Stability: A Double-Edged Sword The RBNZ’s report emphasized the accelerating pace of AI integration into financial services and its potential impact on market stability. According to the central bank, “Errors in AI systems, data privacy concerns, and market distortions could amplify existing risks.” This warning underscores…

The number of children in South Korea receiving mental health treatment has more than doubled over the past four years. New government data shows a major rise in outpatient visits, especially among elementary school-aged children. From January to November 2024, 270,625 children under the age of 18 received treatment for conditions like depression and anxiety. This is a large increase from 133,235 cases in 2020. The data comes from the Health Insurance Review and Assessment Service and was submitted to Rep. Jin Sun-mi of the National Assembly’s Education Committee. Mental health cases growing year by year The number of cases…