Jordanian Royals Celebrate Birth of First Child: Crown Prince Hussein and Princess Rajwa Welcome Baby Iman

Jordanian Royals Celebrate Birth of First Child: Crown Prince Hussein and Princess Rajwa Welcome Baby Iman

Crown Prince Hussein and Princess Rajwa of Jordan have joyously welcomed their first child, a girl named Iman. Announced by the Royal Hashemite Court on August 3, 2024, the newborn is the first grandchild of King Abdullah II and Queen Rania. The royal family has urged well-wishers to donate to the Al-Aman Fund for the Future of Orphans instead of sending gifts in celebration.

Nicolas Maduro's Controversial Election Victory Sparks Political Unrest in Venezuela

Nicolas Maduro's Controversial Election Victory Sparks Political Unrest in Venezuela

Nicolas Maduro's recent presidential election victory in Venezuela has been met with controversy as opposition claims of irregularities surface. With China recognizing Maduro's win, the opposition, led by Edmundo González, disputes the results. This development has profound implications for Venezuela's political landscape and governance.

Ford Foundation Addresses Kenyan Government's Accusations of Funding Protests, Underlines Commitment to Transparency

Ford Foundation Addresses Kenyan Government's Accusations of Funding Protests, Underlines Commitment to Transparency

The Ford Foundation has strongly refuted accusations from the Kenyan government that it has been financially supporting anti-government protests. Emphasizing transparency, the foundation highlighted that all its grant activities are accessible on its website, aligning with its mission to promote social justice and equality.

China's Military Drills Near Taiwan: Examining Beijing's Strategic Moves and Taiwan's Response

China's Military Drills Near Taiwan: Examining Beijing's Strategic Moves and Taiwan's Response

China has initiated a series of military drills around Taiwan aimed at testing its ability to 'seize power.' The exercises involve multiple military units, prompting Taiwan to respond with its own defensive mobilization. Experts see these actions as China's attempt to highlight Taiwan's vulnerability to potential attacks. Taiwan continues to bolster its defense capabilities with international support.