Navigating Inequality: The Impact of Milei’s Reforms on Argentina’s Economy
Argentina under Javier Milei shows a stark divide in economic fortunes. While some sectors flourish, the lower and middle classes...
Rina Patel
Rina Patel has built a reputation as a poignant journalist specializing in cultural reporting and lifestyle trends. With an undergraduate degree in Journalism from the University of California, Berkeley, Rina started her career as a features writer before expanding her skills to investigative journalism. Her articles often blend personal stories with broader societal themes, making her one of the most sought-after writers in her field.
AFC Demands Probe into Keon Fogenay’s Death during Linden Protest
AFC calls for an independent investigation into the shooting death of Keon Fogenay by a police officer during a protest...
Severe Weather Disrupts Travel and Operations in Kuwait
Kuwait experienced severe weather on Sunday, disrupting flights and port operations. Wind speeds exceeded 70 km/h, leading to rerouted flights...
UN Judge Lydia Mugambe Sentenced for Human Trafficking and Exploitation
Lydia Mugambe, a UN judge, has been sentenced to six years for human trafficking and forced labor involving a young...
Scattered Storms Across Alabama: First Warning Impact Day Update
Saturday brings scattered thunderstorms across Alabama, marking it as a First Warning Impact Day with low severe weather risks. A...
Tsunami Alert Lifted Following Major Earthquake in Chile and Argentina
A massive earthquake near southern Chile and Argentina triggered a tsunami alert and evacuations of roughly 1,800 people. The alert...
Virginia’s 2025 Gubernatorial Election: Why It Matters More Than Ever
Virginia's 2025 gubernatorial election stands out as a significant national indicator, potentially reflecting public sentiment towards Donald Trump, with early...
Singapore Elections: The Margin of Victory is the Real Focus
In Singapore's upcoming elections, the focus is on the margin of victory rather than just the winner. While the ruling...
The Allure of the Democracy Sausage: Australia’s Election Day Tradition
On polling days, Australians enjoy a "democracy sausage," a grilled sausage in bread, symbolizing electoral participation. This tradition, providing significant...
BYD Launches Cambodia Electric Vehicle Plant to Boost Global Growth
BYD has initiated construction of a $32 million electric vehicle plant in Cambodia, aiming for completion by October 2025, with...
