In a significant triumph set to reshape Nepal's political landscape, former rapper now turned politician Balendra Shah is on track for a landslide victory in the nation's first elections following last year's youth-driven protests that ousted the previous government. Initial results from Nepal's election commission on Sunday indicated that 35-year-old ex-rapper Shah, popularly known as Balen, and his moderate Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) secured 122 out of 165 directly elected parliamentary seats. The electorate across Nepal overwhelmingly supported Balen, signaling a clear mandate for Gen Z's discontent with the establishment, which is perceived as fostering government corruption and favoritism. Voters like 24-year-old Shubha Khadgi from Kathmandu expressed...

Iran's leadership is facing internal divisions regarding a perceived existential war, as a clash between hardliners and more pragmatic factions has emerged over President Masoud Pezeshkian's pledge not to attack Gulf states. Pezeshkian expressed regret to neighboring countries affected by Iran's actions and urged them to avoid participating in potential U.S.-Israeli assaults on Iran. Despite dismissing U.S. President Donald Trump's call for Iran's unconditional surrender as unrealistic, Pezeshkian revealed that a temporary leadership council had agreed to halt strikes on nearby nations unless attacks on Iran originated from their soil. In response, Trump interpreted Iran's apology as a surrender and warned of significant retaliation on Saturday, hinting...

The term "rules-based international order" gained popularity among Canadian leaders in 2017, representing the network of global organizations established post-World War II, supported by...

Dr. Kelly Keyes runs a bustling dental clinic in Saint John, catering to patients of all age groups for 30 years. However, she has...