By Rhiannon Melton
The United Kingdom’s Privy Council sided with Bermuda’s government which fought a local Supreme Court decision that permitted same-sex marriage
Category: International
Death Toll in Pakistan Mosque Bombing Rises to 56, Over 190 Injured
By Mallory Shofi
A suicide bomber has struck inside a Shiite Muslim mosque in the northwestern city of Peshawar.
Russian Shelling Causes Fire in Nuclear Plant
By Keshav Vinod
The nuclear plant located in Zaporizhzhia was directly attacked by shelling by Russian forces and sparked a fire in the reactor compartment.
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov Spews Claims With No Evidence
By Keshav Vinod
Sergei Lavrov stated some outlandish claims on Thursday while offering up no evidence to help sustain the statements he made.
Sydney Prepares for Worst Flooding in Decades
By Luda Tang
A record-breaking rainfall hit areas in Australia at an astounding rate.
The U.N. to hold two meetings on Monday to address concerns over Russian invasion of Ukraine
By Steph Trendell
The United Nations will hold emergency meetings of their two major bodies to discuss the violence that has erupted in Ukraine and discuss a path to peace.
Stocks Take a Dive, Oil Surges With the Russian-Ukraine Conflict
By Eva Windler
Europe’s worst security crisis in decades roils global markets.
War in Europe: Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine Is Underway, Ending Post War Peace
By Keshav Vinod
Russia has made true to its threats and has begun the invasion of Ukraine amid various calls for peace from around the World.
The Russia-Ukraine conflict and what we know about it
By Li Brandt
Russia has surrounded the Ukraine with 150,000 troops from three sides and the U.S. and European allies are accusing president Vladimir Putin of crossing the line.
Eileen Gu wins third Olympic medal at the Beijing Olympics
By Sofia Mendes
Freeskiing sensation Eileen Gu brings home a trifecta of medals for China in her Olympic debut.