Salvador Mateo 10-I Cuba craves oil because its life depends on it (literally). For more than six decades, Cuba’s political and economic trajectory has been shaped by revolutionary ideology, Cold War alliances, and persistent economic hardship. From Fidel Castro’s rise in 1959 to today’s energy crisis, the island’s relationship with oil has been central to its survival and now, as Cuba faces severe fuel shortages … Continue reading ‎‎‎‎‎‎‎‎ㅤㅤㅤㅤㅤCuba’s hunger for oil

Mila Ho 9-ll A massive fire at Karachi’s Gul Plaza killed at least 21 people and left dozens missing, exposing serious safety failures and delays in emergency response. As families grieve and search for loved ones, the tragedy has sparked public anger and renewed calls for accountability and reform. Karachi is reeling after a massive fire tore through Gul Plaza, a large shopping mall in … Continue reading Dozens Missing After Deadly Karachi Mall Fire as Grief and Anger Grow

Mila Ho 9-ll A deadly high-speed train collision in southern Spain killed at least 39 people and injured dozens more, making it the country’s worst rail disaster in over a decade. Authorities have launched an investigation as Spain mourns the victims and questions the cause of the crash. Spain is mourning after a devastating high-speed train collision in the southern region of Andalusia killed at … Continue reading Deadliest Rail Disaster in a Decade Shocks Spain

Mila Ho 9-ll French President Emmanuel Macron is pushing to fast-track legislation banning social media use for children under 15, citing concerns over mental health, online safety, and the manipulation of young users by digital platforms. The proposal follows similar measures abroad and reflects growing international efforts to protect children in the digital age. French President Emmanuel Macron has announced plans to fast-track legislation that … Continue reading France Targets Social Media Use by Under-15s in New Legislation

Mila Ho 9-ll A Paris court convicted ten people for cyberbullying France’s first lady, Brigitte Macron, over years of false and harmful online rumors. The ruling is seen as a major step in France’s fight against digital harassment and misinformation, affirming that online abuse has real consequences. A Paris court has delivered a landmark ruling against online harassment by convicting ten people for cyberbullying France’s … Continue reading Ten Convicted in France for Online Harassment of Brigitte Macron