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London/IBNS: The prospect of Boris Johnson making it into the final stage of the Tory Party leadership race should be taken “very” seriously, according to the founder of the ConservativeHome …
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IBNS: Prime Minister of Britain Liz Truss has resigned after a 45-day stint in the office citing her lack of ability to deliver the mandate on which she was elected by the …
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Mexico Image credit: Unsplash IBNS: As many as 57 students studying in a rural secondary school have fallen sick after poisoning by an unknown substance in the southern Mexican state …
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#MahsaAmini, #MahsaAminiDeath, #IranProtest, #Iran, #Hijab Tehran/IBNS: At least three people were killed as they protested in different parts of Iran over the death of a woman in custody for breaking hijab laws. Esmail Zarei …
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London/IBNS: Charles III is formally proclaimed king at an elaborate ceremony at St James’ Palace by a 700-member Accession Council on Saturday. Prince Charles Philip Arthur George is now Charles …
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London/IBNS: Former Prince of Wales Charles became the new king of Britain as soon as Queen Elizabeth II died. Meanwhile, he will be known as ‘King Charles III’. That was …
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London/IBNS: Queen Elizabeth II passed away on Thursday leading to the start of the ‘Operation London Bridge’, also known as by its code phrase ‘London Bridge is Down’, the plan …
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#QueenElizabethII, #QueenElizabethIIDeath London: Queen Elizabeth II, Britain’s longest-serving monarch, breathed her last on Thursday, the Royal Family confirmed in a tweet. She was 96. The Queen reigned for 70 years. The royal …
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London/IBNS: UK’s current Foreign Secretary Liz Truss Monday defeated her nearest competitor Rishi Sunak in the Conservative Party leadership race to become the country’s new Prime Minister, media reports said. Truss has …
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An independent UN human rights expert on Tuesday warned that the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and gender diverse (LGBT) people are being “deliberately undermined by some state governments …
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