Bhutan’s National Council Initiates Critical Legal Reforms to Align with GMC
The National Council of Bhutan is preparing for significant legal reforms to enhance alignment with the Gelephu Mindfulness City, focusing...
Day: March 2, 2025
Tragic Death of Migrant Highlights Dangers of Illegal Immigration via ‘Dunki’ Route
Gurpreet Singh died of a heart attack in Guatemala while attempting to enter the U.S. via the illegal 'Dunki' route,...
Winky D Triumphs Again at NAMA Awards; Full List of Winners Revealed
Winky D, the acclaimed king of Zimbabwean dancehall, has secured the NAMA People’s Choice award for the second consecutive year....
Marc Marquez Prepares for Thrilling MotoGP Showdown in Buriram
In Buriram, excitement builds for the pre-race festivities as Marc Marquez aims to deliver impressive performances in MotoGP. Following a...
Racing Association of Maldives Achieves FIA Membership
The Racing Association of Maldives has been granted membership in the FIA, enabling greater support for motor sports. The association...
U.S. Forces Eliminate Al Qaeda Leader in Syria Amid Ongoing Port Contract Disputes
U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) confirmed the killing of Muhammed Yusuf Ziya Talay, a senior leader of Al Qaeda affiliate Hurras...
Yamandu Orsi Sworn In as Uruguay’s New President
Yamandu Orsi was sworn in as Uruguay's new president on March 1, 2025, after defeating Alvaro Delgado in the recent...
Iranian Parliament Initiates Impeachment of Economy Minister Hemmati
The Iranian Parliament began the impeachment proceedings against Economy Minister Abdolnasser Hemmati, accusing him of economic mismanagement. The session, chaired...
Sea Turtle Consumption Linked to 420 Fatalities and 2,400 Cases of Poisoning Worldwide
A recent study reveals that the consumption of sea turtles is linked to 420 deaths and over 2,400 cases of...
Tunisians Prepare for Iftar Meal as Ramadan Commences on March 1, 2025
On March 1, 2025, Tunisians participated in the purchase of food for Iftar at a Tunisian market, marking the commencement...
