Aakarsh Bajpai

US-Japan agree to strengthen security ties

January 12, 2023

Keeping an eye on ‘the Chinese threat’ United States and Japan plan to strengthen their defence ties. US and Japanese foreign and Defence ministers, in a joint statement said China is an “unprecedented” threat to international order and pledged to position their alliance to “prevail in a new era of...

Japan-UK sign ‘the most significant defence agreement’ amid China worries

January 12, 2023

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida in his Visit to London was able to sign a new defence deal with United Kingdom. This comes after his recent move of initiating country’s biggest military buildup since World War 2. This defence deal is seen as a way to bolster ties with G7...

Japan and S.Korea respond to China’s Visa Ban

January 11, 2023

The boom in Covid-19 cases in China led to japan and South Korea raising restrictions on travelers from China on Wednesday. China in apparent response to the move stopped issuing new visas in both countries. There is still uncertainty as to will China expand on the Visa suspensions to the...

Saudi Crown Prince orders new investments in Pakistan

January 11, 2023

Pakistan after being hit by the worst floods in its history, to receive relief in the form of assistance and investments from Saudi Arabia after Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman’s order. The investments are said to be done after conducting studies Exploring viable strategy. According to state-run Saudi Press Agency...

Former Sri-Lanka Presidents Mahinda and Gotabaya, sanctioned by Canada

January 11, 2023

Canada has sanctioned four top Sri Lankan officials, including former presidents Mahinda and Gotabaya Rajapaksa. The Canadian foreign ministry has said this was done on the account of “gross and systematic violations of human rights” during the armed conflict in the island nation from 1983 to 2009. The 26-year civil...

Peru faces deadliest day of anti-government protests, at least 17 dead

January 10, 2023

Protestors and security forces clash in the city of Juliaca as protestors demand early elections and release of former president Pedro Castillo. This ended up in being the deadliest clash since the start of protests causing loss of 17 lives. This is the highest death toll since the protests began...

No limit on the number of pilgrims for this year’s Hajj, announces Saudi Arabia

January 10, 2023

The three-year long restrictions on Hajj travel to curb the covid-19 pandemic finally come to an end. On Monday Saudi Arabia announced that there will be no limit on the number of pilgrims for this year’s Hajj. "The number of pilgrims will return to what it was before the pandemic,...

Brazilian Congress stormed by Bolsonaro supporters, President Lula vows to punish them

January 9, 2023

Highlights if the Incident:Hundreds of right-wing protestors in Brazil went rogue and stormed multiple government buildings.Large crowds in Brasilia ascended a stairway to the parliament building, where they had arrived at the Green Room outside the lower House of Congress' chamber.Brazilian President Lula Di Silva said, “all the people who...

Victoria Lee ‘The Prodigy’ MMA star dies at the age of 18

January 9, 2023

World’s most promising young mixed martial artist Victoria Lee has died at the age of 18, her family has confirmed. “We miss her … [m]ore than anything in this world. Our family will never be the same. Life will never be the same. Victoria was the most beautiful soul who...

‘Worst floods in a century’ hits Western Australia leaving communities isolated

January 8, 2023

Western Australia has been hit by the worst floods in a century leaving many communities isolated. Australia’s weather forecaster on Sunday told severe weather system Ellie has created an emergency situation in Kimberly, in the state of western Australia which is equivalent to the size of California. Even as the...

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