Lisa Su- The CEO Who Set the Bar High and Led AMD into a $210 Billion Giant Lisa Su, 55, has transformed Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) into a $210 billion powerhouse, making it a fierce competitor to tech giants like Intel and Nvidia. As the CEO since 2014, Su has overseen remarkable growth, earning her…
Silent Killer in Georgia- 12 Indians Dead in Carbon Monoxide Tragedy In a tragic incident in Georgia’s Gudauri ski resort, twelve people, including eleven Indian nationals, were found dead at an Indian restaurant where they worked. The Embassy of India in Tbilisi confirmed the news on December 16, offering its deepest condolences to the victims’…
No Justice for Men- A Society That Turns a Blind Eye Being a man in India or many other parts of the world is disheartening. It often feels like men are blamed for everything that goes wrong in society, while women receive sympathy and support. If something happens, the assumption is that the man is…
Syria’s Struggle After Assad- A Detailed Analysis The fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime in Syria is arguably one of the most unexpected and welcome geopolitical developments of the 21st century. While the road ahead for Syria is uncertain, with millions of Syrians still facing difficult times as the country grapples with governance issues and the…
Asteroid Crashes in Russia After Near-Perfect Prediction In a dramatic turn of events, an asteroid about 70 cm in diameter crashed into Yakutia, Russia, on December 3, 2024, just hours after it was detected. The object was first spotted only 12 hours before its impact, creating a breathtaking fireball that lit up the sky. Residents…
Yoon’s Martial Law Madness, South Korea on the Edge of Crisis In a stunning and dramatic move, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol declared “emergency martial law” on Tuesday night, accusing the country’s opposition of controlling the parliament, sympathizing with North Korea, and paralyzing the government with what he called “anti-state activities.” This surprise announcement…
Wall Street Edges Up as Intel’s CEO Retirement Highlights AI Chip Sector Struggles Wall Street kicked off the week with a modest boost, as significant indexes saw slight gains at the open. This comes ahead of a week packed with critical economic reports, which investors are closely watching for any signs of shifts in the…
The War We Fear- NATO Nations Warn Citizens to Prepare for Nuclear War As the threat of World War III becomes increasingly accurate, several NATO nations, especially those bordering Russia, are urgently preparing their citizens for possible conflict. Nations like Finland, Sweden, and Norway have begun issuing survival guides and emergency plans to ensure their…
Is Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in Coma Amid growing speculation about his health, Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has denied reports claiming that he is in a coma. On Sunday, Khamenei posted a photo on his official X account showing him meeting with Iran’s Ambassador to Lebanon, Mojtaba Amani, at his office….
The Viral Sex Scandal Rocking Equatorial Guinea A major scandal has rocked Equatorial Guinea after explicit videos surfaced showing Baltasar Ebang Engonga, a high-ranking official closely connected to the country’s president, engaging in sexual acts with multiple women. The videos, which have gone viral, reportedly feature the wives of “prominent officials,” stirring outrage both locally…
