- 15 November, 2024
Facebook deletes Trump’s interview as he remains banned from the platform
Facebook Inc has deleted a video of an interview with former U.S. President Donald Trump from the Facebook page of his daughter-in-law Lara Trump as
Suez Canal opens as megaship refloats
SUEZ: The MV Ever Given refloated and the Suez Canal reopened for traffic. The development sparked relief after the huge container ship, stuck for nearly
EU Member States Weary Of British Moves Over Rapid Vaccination
The EU member states are not happy on how Britain has secured its own doses through its dwindling politics with the European Union. Britain has
China retaliates with sanctions on nine UK citizens spreading “lies and misinformation”
Including five MPs, China has placed sanctions on nine UK citizens for spreading “lies and disinformation” about the country. The group in the UK, sanctioned,
American Stance On Troop Retracement From Afghanistan Becomes Unclear
The US is finally thinking of giving shape to their settlement deal with Taliban under which Pentagon is contemplating keeping some troops still stationed in
China, Russia denounce Western sanctions
BEIJING: In a foreign minister meet held on Tuesday, China and Russia affirmed their close ties amid the latest wave of Western sanctions on them
Bulgaria Takes A Strong Stand Against Russian Spies
Bulgaria has decided to take a strict action against diplomats that have violated the rules set down by the Vienna convention, a formal statement by
COVID-19 derails learning: 70 million children at risk of reading crisis
According to an analysis by the ONE Campaign, more than 50% of the world’s 10-year-olds could be unable to understand or even read a sentence
Major European countries suspend use of AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine
BERLIN: An increasing number of European countries, including France, Italy, Germany, and Spain, have halted the use of AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine over reports of blood
Dozens of anti-coup protestors killed by Myanmar forces as clashes intensify
The latest crackdown on the anti-coup movement resulted in the killing of at least 38 protesters across Myanmar, an advocacy group said, late Sunday evening.