UK facing unprecedented nurses strike over pay

Chukwudubem Ifeajuna, a nurse in the south of England, loves his job, but next month will walk out for two days as part of British nurses' biggest ever strike action, which he says is necessary for staff and patient welfare alike.

Hungary promised Sweden to ratify its NATO membership next year

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has promised that Finland and Sweden’s NATO membership bids will definitely be among the first items on the agenda when the country’s parliament reconvenes next year, likely around mid-February.

Ukraine war gives boom to Eastern Europe’s arms industry

Eastern Europe's arms industry is churning out guns, artillery shells and other military supplies at a pace not seen since the Cold War as governments in the region lead efforts to aid Ukraine in its fight against Russia.

Facebook’s parent company uncovers US military-linked propaganda campaign

Facebook’s parent company Meta has acknowledged the discovery of several clusters of fake accounts and pages believed to be linked to individuals “associated with the US military,” according to the company’s latest adversarial threat report published this week.

Afghan women protest on eve of UN day against violence

Afghan women have been squeezed out of public life since the Taliban's return to power in August last year, but small groups have staged flash protests that are usually quickly shut down, sometimes violently.

General Bajwa reaffirms Army’s apolitical role in farewell address

The Army Chief said he was proud to have been the commander of the Pakistan Army for the last six years.

Opposition leader Anwar named Malaysia PM

Malaysian opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim was appointed prime minister on Thursday, the sultan’s palace said, and will be sworn in at 5 p.m. local time.

Gucci parts ways with star designer Alessandro Michele

Michele has worked at Gucci for 20 years, starting as an accessory specialist under former designer Tom Ford. He was appointed to the top role at the brand in 2015.

Germany urges UN rights council to ‘raise voice’ for Iranians

The protests have spread nationwide, growing into a movement challenging the theocracy that has ruled Iran since 1979.

Kim Jong Un’s sister slams ‘idiot’ S. Korean president

"This disgusting act shows more clearly that the south Korean group is a 'faithful dog' and stooge of the US," Kim said in a statement carried by the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA).

Viral dance group The Quick Style lands in Pakistan

A few months ago, The Quick Style was present at an event organized by the Coke Studio in Pakistan. The band met the singers of the popular song ‘Kana Yaari’. 

England Cricket Team hires personal chef for tour to Pakistan

The players had complained about food during their visit to Pakistan. The team perhaps decided to have their chef for the trip to Pakistan.