Author Archive: Infoeditor
Global Warming: Seven Top List of Contributors
A team of researchers led by Damon Matthews, associate professor in Concordia University’s Department of Geography, Planning and Environment, found that more than sixty percent of the anthropogenic global warming that occurred before 2005 was produced by just seven countries. United States, China, Russia, Brazil, India, Germany and the United Kingdom top the list of […]
Ban on Free Speech: Violence Escalates in Ukraine
Aggression surged up in downtown Kiev, Ukraine, as hundreds of armed protestors turned hostile breaking through a police blockade and storming the parliament on Sunday. The demonstrations were triggered by the new laws curbing protests and free speech. According to the law enforced, unauthorized stages or use of loudspeakers in public places and the wearing […]
Why Does Obama not Want His Son to Play Soccer?
In an interview to The New Yorker, Obama said that he would not let his son play professional football despite being a huge football fan. He responded to the question whether he was feeling unsure about watching professional football. He said that he had the same feeling he has about smokers adding that professional football […]
Shortage of Over A Million Cyber Security Experts Globally
A study by Cisco, the USA based MNC which focus on networking equipment, reveals a shortage of over a million cyber security professionals around the world. Cisco’s report is based on its Security Intelligence Operations (SIO) which plays a vital role in analyzing the threats, given the prevalence of its solutions and the breadth of […]
Paracetamol Proven Risky for Babies
A team of researchers at the Uppsala University, Sweden, found that neonatal paracetamol (acetaminophen) exposure could affect the development of brain. The researchers brought out the conclusion after treating it on ten-day-old mice. The behavioral testing was carried out when the animals reached maturity. The study revealed that neonatal exposure of mice to paracetamol increases the […]
US , Allies Being to Ease Sanctions on Iran
The United States will ease the sanctions on Iran after it implemented the commitment of stopping its nuclear scheme in Tehran on Monday. The move is part of a landmark deal with the world powers P5+1 to dismiss the concerns as regards its nuclear program and to minimize the restrictions that have hindered the country’s […]
Iran and Snowden: Obama Tries but Fails to Whitewash
Barack Obama has been in news of late. Time carried him, along with Tim Cook and Malala Yusuf Sai, in its cover, which means he mattered in the year 2013. Amidst raging controversies on the feasibility of his reform moves to save the US economy, there is much talk on him in the western press […]
Indo-Pak to Resume Cross-LoC Peace Bus Service
The Indo Pak officials have decided to resume the LoC travel from next week. The meeting between the Indian and Pakistani delegates was held at the Kaman Post on the Line of Control in Uri sector on Thursday afternoon. Indian officials were confident about the meeting, in which the trade issues and release of twenty […]
Pope Now a Pop Icon
A painting has appeared in a building in Roman Street near Vatican, depicting the Argentine Pope, Francis, as a flying superhero taking off into the air. A black briefcase with name “valores” which means values in Spanish is shown in his left hand. A scarf bearing the blue and red colors of the Argentine soccer […]
Edward Snowden Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
Edward Snowden, who sent shockwaves across the globe through his revelations of NSA surveillance program, has been nominated for the 2014 Nobel Peace Prize by two members of the Norwegian Parliament. Socialist Left party members Bard Vegar Solhjell and Snorre Valen nominated the twenty nine year old Snowden for contributing to global stability and world […]
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