Month: March 2023

Read More Flight safely returned to airport in Havana after leaving for Fort Lauderdale, Florida Flight safely returned to airport in Havana after leaving for Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Read MoreUkraine and Russia face obstacles to peace talks, but pressure to negotiate will inevitably increase.Ukraine and Russia face obstacles to peace talks, but pressure to negotiate will inevitably increase.

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Read MoreChocolate maker must change its Swiss-made branding to comply with a law after moving its production to Slovakia.Chocolate maker must change its Swiss-made branding to comply with a law after moving its production to Slovakia.

Read More ‘Trump doesn’t want to be president. He wants revenge. He wants to vanquish the nation that rejected him,’ Luke Zaleski writes ‘Trump doesn’t want to be president. He wants revenge. He wants to vanquish the nation that rejected him,’ Luke Zaleski writes

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Read MoreThe newly launched Women’s Premier League is aiming to become the leading competition in women’s cricket.The newly launched Women’s Premier League is aiming to become the leading competition in women’s cricket.

Read More Move met with indignation by many across country, where liquor sales have boomed in recent years Over the past two decades of problems in Iraq, where to find a drink has never been one of them. But one of the country’s most popular vices – alcohol – is again at the centre of…

Read More Rather than convince the jury of his innocence, jurors said the killer’s decision to testify in his own defence helped to prove his guilt Rather than convince the jury of his innocence, jurors said the killer’s decision to testify in his own defence helped to prove his guilt

Read More Four Americans drove across the US border with Mexico on Friday in their white minivan, where they were ambushed by armed men Four Americans drove across the US border with Mexico on Friday in their white minivan, where they were ambushed by armed men

Read More GENEVA, Switzerland, Mar 06 (IPS) – The following opinion piece is part of series to mark International Women’s Day, March 8. She will be called Aya. This is the name that nurses gave to the infant baby pulled from the rubble of a five-story building in Jinderis, northern Syria. A miracle. Beside her,…

Read More KATHMANDU, Nepal, Mar 06 (IPS) – The following opinion piece is part of series to mark International Women’s Day, March 8. If you want to have a good reading on women and young girls’ activism, there is a high chance that you have missed an incredibly interesting report. Read the full story, “<em>International…

Read More Greenhouse gas emissions from the way humans consume food could add nearly 1 degree of warming to the Earth’s climate by 2100, according to a new study. Continuing the dietary patterns of today will push the planet past the 1.5 degrees Celsius (2.7 degrees Fahrenheit) limit of warming sought under the Paris climate…

Read More Follow the latest updates on abduction in Matamoros, Tamaulipas as FBI launch search for missing US citizens Follow the latest updates on abduction in Matamoros, Tamaulipas as FBI launch search for missing US citizens

Read More Andrey Guryev, who has been put under UK government sanctions, claims he is not owner of Alfa Nero An $81m (£67m) superyacht said to be owned by the sanctioned Russian oligarch Andrey Guryev is to be auctioned off by the government of Antigua and Barbuda, which claims the vessel has been abandoned in…

Read MoreThousands of opposition supporters protested Monday against the country’s presidential election results, as calls for a revote intensifiedThousands of opposition supporters protested Monday against the country’s presidential election results, as calls for a revote intensified

Read More STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Mar 06 (IPS) – Putin’s regime recently suspended Russia’s participation in a nuclear arms agreement with Washington. After the decision Putin declared that the move was a retaliation for the US’s, France’s and Britain’s “targeting” of Russia with nuclear weapons. He was forced to take action to “preserve our country, ensure…

Read More NAIROBI, Kenya, Mar 06 (IPS) – Dr. Nicoline de Haan is Director of the CGIAR GENDER Impact PlatformWhile 100 million people worldwide are using the AI chatbot ChatGPT to get ahead on homework and try out for top jobs at Google, more than 370 million women in developing countries lack the services of…

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Read More A Ministry of Defence intellgence update said Russia had taken 800 T-62 main battle tanks (MBTs), first introduced in 1961, out of storage ‘to make up for previous losses’ A Ministry of Defence intellgence update said Russia had taken 800 T-62 main battle tanks (MBTs), first introduced in 1961, out of storage ‘to…

Read More ‘Both of his arms are working fine, so he’ll still be able to make some shine but keep praying please,’ fellow moonshiner Tim Smith says ‘Both of his arms are working fine, so he’ll still be able to make some shine but keep praying please,’ fellow moonshiner Tim Smith says

Read More A Ministry of Defence intellgence update said Russia had taken 800 T-62 main battle tanks (MBTs), first introduced in 1961, out of storage ‘to make up for previous losses’ A Ministry of Defence intellgence update said Russia had taken 800 T-62 main battle tanks (MBTs), first introduced in 1961, out of storage ‘to…

Read MoreWhen Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell last appeared before Congress, in June 2022, inflation had reached a four-decade high of nearly 9% and showed no sign of easingWhen Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell last appeared before Congress, in June 2022, inflation had reached a four-decade high of nearly 9% and showed no sign of…

Read More For the first time, United Nations members have agreed on a unified treaty to protect biodiversity in the high seas — representing a turning point for vast stretches of the planet where conservation has previously been hampered by a confusing patchwork of laws. The U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea came…

Read More ABUJA, Mar 06 (IPS) – Nigerians confronted by hardships over the scarcity of the newly redesigned naira notes in conjunction with the country’s cashless policy introduced by the apex bank have had a last-minute reprieve from a policy that had disrupted their lives and exacerbated hunger. Read the full story, “Nigerias Unbanked, Poor…

Read More Regulator says Mark Steyn’s use of data to draw misleading conclusions breached impartiality guidelines GB News breached impartiality rules when the presenter Mark Steyn used official health data to draw misleading conclusions about the Covid-19 booster that “materially misled” the audience, the media regulator has found. Ofcom said Steyn used UK Health Security…

Read More Clash came less than two months after police fatally shot an an environmental activist camped out in a forest in protest As a “week of action” against the building of a $90m police and fire training center in a forest near Atlanta unfolded, police detained dozens of people on Sunday night after a…

Read More Investment suggests US-owned cafe chain will keep British arm despite report it was considering sale Starbucks has revealed plans to invest £30m in the UK and open 100 new cafes, a year after it was reported to be considering selling the British arm of the coffee chain. The investment plan came as the…

Read More Florida governor condemns other states’ Covid responses and celebrates Florida as a ‘citadel of freedom’ in speech Sign up to receive First Thing – our daily briefing by email Kari Lake, the former Republican gubernatorial candidate who has continued to peddle the lie that she won her race in Arizona last year, won…

Read More The Pentagon has flown at least one B-52H bomber alongside South Korean aircraft in a show of force directed at Pyongyang The US and South Korea held joint aerial drills on Monday in seas west of the peninsula, with the Pentagon deploying a nuclear-capable B-52H strategic bomber to participate, the South Korean Defense…

Read MoreDespite living in one of the richest countries in the world, millions of people in the U.K. are struggling to stay warm this winter, with average energy prices soaring by 96% and temperatures plummeting to 35-40 degrees below average. Charlie D’Agata visited one of the 4,000 “warm banks” operating across the U.K., where volunteers…

Read MoreAl Jazeera’s Resul Serdar shares his experience reporting on the earthquakes that hit Turkey and Syria, one month on.Al Jazeera’s Resul Serdar shares his experience reporting on the earthquakes that hit Turkey and Syria, one month on.

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Read More Bulgaria sold billions of dollars worth of arms to Kiev, paid for and delivered by third-party nations, EURACTIV has reported Bulgarian arms makers exported products worth billions of dollars to Ukraine using third-party countries as intermediaries, EURACTIV revealed in an investigation published on Monday. It had earlier been reported that former prime minister…

Read MoreMany of the 57 people who died in Greece’s train accident were young, sparking fury across the country.Many of the 57 people who died in Greece’s train accident were young, sparking fury across the country.