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Europe scrambles for health care as omicron spreads

Europe's nations are trying to support their health systems that have been strained by staff shortages. This is due to the highly transmissible coronavirus...

Some Chinese citizens complain that it is difficult to find food in a locked-down...

China is known for taking stringent measures to stop outbreaks. This country still has a policy of eliminating every COVID-19 patient long after other...

China defends its science exchange program after US arrest

Zhao Lijian, spokesperson for the Foreign Ministry, stated that China manages these exchanges in the same way as the U.S.A and other countries.Zhao stated...

Quinn Campbell was who? What was his cause of suicide? A suicide was committed...

We will tell you about the tragic death of a student at Grand Valley State University. This story is in the headlines, and it's also...

Calais: Migrants reaffirm their resolve to go for England

CALAIS (France) -- Despite the loss of 27 migrants this week, migrants are still digging in at the French makeshift camps near Calais or...

Unpaid Afghan doctors and the rigid Taliban crash a hospital in Afghanistan

Mohammed Javid Ahmadi (22 years old) was asked by his superiors to describe the types of jobs that he could pursue after returning from...

Important events in Wisconsin around Rittenhouse shootings

Aug. 23, 2020 -- A police officer responding to a domestic disturbance reports that Jacob Blake, a Black male, was being leaned into his...

UK regulators resign Barclays CEO over Epstein report

Jes Staley previously stated that he regretted his relationship with Epstein. Epstein committed suicide in federal prison in New York while awaiting trial for...

Long school closings in Uganda cause despair for children

The school is located just across the street from the swamp, where he and many other children work as informal miners. Some classrooms are populated...

Supreme Court of Texas takes up Texas law banning most abortions

Monday's arguments will be heard by the justices in two cases involving whether abortion providers or Justice Department can challenge the law in federal...

India and UK launch global solar grid project at the COP26

The International Solar Alliance is initiating the project known as the "Green Grids Initiative". It was initiated by India and France at 2015 Paris...

Wole Soyinka, a Nobel-winning Nigerian author, believes in the potential of young people

He believes that Nigeria's youth, at 87 years old, may have the ability and know-how to bring the troubled nation back on its feet.According...

Doctors say 2 protesters were killed by security forces in Sudan

 The shootings took place despite repeated appeals from the West to Sudan's military rulers to be restrained and allow peaceful protests.In protest of Monday's...

It's heartless! Artists: NYC tribute taken out in permit snafu

The removal of the giant red heart sculpture in Central Park, which was installed as a tribute for health care workers and COVID-19 victim's...

The latest payout from Arizona's sheriff has resulted in taxpayers paying $100M

Maricopa County, which is home to Phoenix, reached an agreement last week to pay $3.1million to the county to settle a dispute with a...

UN and US officials call for action to prevent climate catastrophe

The global body's High Commission for Human Rights stated that only urgent and priority actions can prevent or mitigate disasters that could have devastating...

As pressure mounts, 3 Sudanese coup opponents are arrested

As protests against Monday's takeover in Khartoum continued, many businesses closed in response to the calls for strikes. The coup could stop Sudan's unsatisfactory transition...

Sudanese strongman is seen by the insider with powerful allies

Burhan rose to prominence for the first time in 2019 when he and his top generals overthrew Omar al-Bashir. This was after massive protests...

United States issues 1st passport bearing 'X' gender marker

The passport recipient was not identified by the department, but Dana Zzyym, Fort Collins, Colorado, said that it was their passport in a telephone...

California drought-stricken California gets record rainfall thanks to a storm

Although the system moved south, it dropped enough rain Monday night to cause mudslides in the San Bernardino Mountains northeastern of Los Angeles.The state's...

Beirut blast probe judge: Disciplinet and defiant

Judge Tarek Bitar became a household name in Lebanon, and is a regular on every news bulletin.Bitar's investigation into last year's Beirut port explosion...

After the coup, protesters set fire to tires and blocked roads in Sudan

This was just a day after the military took power in a quick coup widely condemned by the international community.After weeks of growing tensions...

Russia records another record-breaking daily COVID-19 case

In 24 hours, 37,930 cases were confirmed by the Russian government's coronavirus taskforce. This is the highest number of cases since the outbreak. The task...

UK Climate efforts are being tested by proposed mines ahead of UN meeting

The coal mine Cradduck used to work has been closed for many years. The chemical factory, which employed thousands of people, is now gone. The nuclear...

Finally, the Sufi religious order is able to meet again

Few hundred of the faithful, known as Fuqaras from France, Tunisia and Ivory Coast, gathered for the week-long celebration of Islam.The Karkariya order is...

Colombia's most wanted drug lord is captured during a jungle raid

President Ivan Duque compared Saturday's arrest of Dairo Antonio Uzur to Pablo Escobar's capture over three decades ago.Colombia's military presented Usuga in handcuffs to...

Facebook dithers in India to curb divisive content

From March research to company memos dating back to 2019, internal company documents about India show Facebook's ongoing struggles to thwart abusive content on...

US sends Afghan refugees to Kosovo in secrecy

Human rights activists have expressed concern about Afghans being diverted to Camp Bondsteel, Kosovo, over the past six week. They cite a lack transparency...

Saudi Arabia commits to 2060 net-zero emission targets

Saudi Arabia is aiming to reduce its emissions within its borders. However, there are no signs that the kingdom will slow down oil and...

The british entrepreneurs, “horrified” by the chaos of the Brexit

to The five largest business organizations in United Kingdom whip to the political parties for their internal struggles and by...

López Obrador assumes the presidency of Mexico: “Today is the start of a change...

Enrique Peña Nieto passed the presidential sash to López Obrador under the watchful gaze of more than 900 guests, among...

Kidnap, torture, and rape for two months to a young woman of 18 years...

Two brothers and the wife of the younger of them have gone to court this Friday charged with rape with torture and...

Emmanuel Macron ruled out imposing a state of emergency and tries to resume dialogue

Macron calls to the opposition and to the representatives of the 'yellow vests' to find a way out of the...

The leaders of the factions libyan approach positions in Palermo

Italy hosted an international summit to promote peace in the african country, mired in conflict since the fall of Gaddafi...

Ocasio-Cortez: the illusion a democrat

Woman, young, Latin: your generation represents one of the options for the Democratic Party again to reach the voters ...