Cyber Warfare: 21st Century’s Primary Battlefield?
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Cyber warfare in 21st century is posing greater challenges to the statehood by opening digitals’ battlefield to counter disinformation.
Sri Lanka to Plant Two Million Trees
On April 16, in the presence of State Minister of Rural Roads and other Infrastructure, Nimal Lanza, a programme to plant 2 million saplings with the goal of raising forest density and forest cover in Sri Lanka under the theme \”Surakumata Parisaraya\” will begin at Ragama Diyagala Boys\’ Town. The tree planting was timed to […]
America\’s Increasing War Expenses
According to a recent report by Brown University, the almost two-decade war in Afghanistan has cost the US $2.26 trillion. Brown University\’s Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs released a report. According to this, prices will continue to escalate even though the last American service member leaves Afghanistan later this year. The forces will […]
Pak-Afghan Looking Forward to Istanbul Conference
The upcoming Istanbul Conference, according to Pakistani and Afghan foreign ministers, will help make the current Afghan peace process \”result-oriented.\” Pakistan FM Calls Afghan FM Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi and his Afghan counterpart Mohammad Hanif Atmar shared a conversation. They spoke on the phone about the recent developments and success in the intra-Afghan […]
Caribbean Volcanic Emissions have Reached India Raises concerns about acid rain
Sulphur dioxide (SO2) emissions from a volcanic eruption in the Caribbean entered India on April 16, 2021. This has raised concerns about increased contamination and acid rain in the country\’s northern regions. Sulphur dioxide mixes with water to produce sulphuric acid, which can be washed away by rain. La Soufriere Volcano Eruption: “Sulphur dioxide (SO2) […]
India Struggles to Provide Medical Supplies as COVID Cases Continue to Rise
New Delhi, India\’s capital, reported 24,000 coronavirus cases in a 24-hour span. The country is facing a severe shortage of hospital beds as reported by the Chief Minister. The country\’s total coronavirus case count surpassed 200,000 for the third day in a row. India\’s Cheif Minister Warns Delhi Arvind Kejriwal, the chief minister, described the […]
Pakistan\’s Foreign Minister Arrives in UAE for a Three Day Visit
On Saturday, Pakistani Foreign Minister Makhdoom Shah Mahmood Qureshi arrived in the United Arab Emirates for a three-day official visit. Senior officials from the UAE Foreign Ministry and Pakistan\’s Ambassador to the UAE, Afzal Mahmood, greeted the foreign minister upon his arrival at Dubai International Airport. This is Shah Mehmood second visit to UAE in […]
The UN Urges Dhaka to Relocate Rohingya Refugees
Following up on a study of a remote island facility set up by Bangladesh for Rohingya refugees, the UN has urged Dhaka to transfer the refugees in a \”phased\” manner. However, the recommendation is quite contrary to what rights activists have said. According to activists, the area is prone to floods and bad weather. UN […]
Islamabad-Moscow Evolving Romance
Islamabad-Moscow ties strengthen as Lavrov discusses Afghan peace and defense cooperation during Pakistan visit.