International
- Aug- 2022 -27 August
Oman backs OPEC+ initiatives to keep the world’s markets stable
The Omani oil ministry stated in a tweet on Friday that Oman supports OPEC+ initiatives that uphold stability on the…
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Van strikes cafe in Brussels, uncertain if attack or an accident
On Friday, a van slammed a cafe terrace in the heart of Brussels, leaving six people needing treatment for minor…
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Chinese social media criticizes women volleyball players for wearing N95 masks during Iran tie
China’s women’s national volleyball team made headlines on Thursday when they were photographed wearing N95 masks during their match against…
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In a first in history; Country bans foreign models from advertising!
Nigeria has become the first country in history to declare a total ban on foreign modals in television advertisements. The…
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Mar-a-Lago raid: Trump lashes out as FBI finds ‘evidence of obstruction’
Former US President Donald Trump called the FBI ‘political hacks and thugs’ and chastised the Justice Department following the release of…
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Neeraj Chopra scripts history again, wins Lausanne Diamond League Meeting title
Eugene: Neeraj Chopra, who scripted history by winning the silver at the World Championships revealed he felt a sense…
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FIFA lifts ban on AIFF with immediate effect; India to host U-17 Women’s World Cup 2022
Zurich: International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) on Friday lifted the suspension from the All India Football Federation (AIFF)…
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Pope promises to visit North Korea if invited, reports a South Korean network
According to South Korean network KBS, Pope Francis has requested a visitation permit from isolated North Korea. ‘As soon…
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Communication links in Pakistan’s Balochistan province disrupted by floods.
In addition to being hit by flash floods, Pakistan’s Balochistan province lost contact with the rest of the country after…
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German consumers anxious about inflation, France’s blues are easing.
According to surveys released on Friday, consumer sentiment in the two largest countries in the euro zone contrasted sharply in…
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Over 4 million people affected by floods; Pakistan declares emergency
Sukkur: Heavy rain pounded parts of Pakistan Friday after the government declared an emergency to deal with monsoon flooding…
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As the reactor loses electricity, Zelenskiy claims that Ukraine narrowly avoids a nuclear disaster.
According to Ukraine’s president, the world narrowly avoided a radiation disaster when electricity to Europe’s largest nuclear power plant was…
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Pope Francis asks for invitation from North Korea
Seoul: Pope Francis has asked for invitation from North Korea to visit the isolated country, South Korean broadcaster KBS…
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Hours after opening, a dangerous gigantic slide in the US was shut down.
A huge slide in a park in Detroit, the biggest city in the U.S. state of Michigan, was shut down…
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Egyptian Central Bank raises the cash withdrawal limits
Customers’ bank accounts now have a maximum cash withdrawal limit, and there are no longer any limitations on the amount…
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Officials from Finland, Sweden and Turkey to meet for discussing Turkish concerns
On Friday, representatives from Turkey, Finland, and Sweden were scheduled to meet at an unknown location in Finland to address…
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Israeli aerial aggression over Hama’s countryside results in two injuries
State media said on Thursday that two civilians were hurt after Syrian air defences stopped what they claimed was an…
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Suspended Thai Prime Minister states that he will remain as defence minister
In his first direct address to the public since a court ordered him to stop serving as prime minister while…
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Italy’s drought exposes ancient Roman bridge over Tiber
The piers of an old bridge across the Tiber River that was once used by Roman emperors but fell into…
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Increasing illegal activities in China, Nepal becoming a ‘Chinatown’
Kathmandu: The growing number of illegal activities carried out by Chinese nationals has become a major source of concern in…
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‘Moonlighting comes with a double edge’! You may face legal consequences if you do this
‘Moonlighting,’ according to experts, can be a double-edged sword for employees in India. Working on side jobs and part-time assignments…
Read More » - 25 August
Streets will turn darker, buildings colder as Germany’s ‘energy woes worsen’!
Winter is approaching and with it the looming threat of an energy shortage in Germany. To address this threat, the…
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In France, a hot, dry summer forced an early start to the Champagne harvest.
This year, Champagne grape pickers had to start the harvest earlier than usual because climate change is forcing the country’s…
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Another military royalist becomes Thailand’s new acting Prime Minister
For opposition groups trying to eliminate what they condemn as a military monopoly on politics, Thailand’s new acting prime minister,…
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Bankruptcy; Arabtec’s engineering services business is ‘up for sale’!
Interest submissions must be made to the trustee of the Bankruptcy Procedures Case within five working days of the ad…
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Europe is experiencing its worst drought in 500 years: study
A European Union body reported on Tuesday that Europe is experiencing its worst drought in at least 500 years, with…
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Imports of chocolate, shampoo, and 300 other items are banned to cut losses!
Amid a deteriorating economy aided by an inept political ruling class, Sri Lanka has announced a ban on the import…
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US claims that the Ukrainian POWs’ planned trials would be a mockery of justice.
The Russian-backed authorities’ plans to try Ukrainian prisoners of war in the southern port of Mariupol were denounced on Wednesday…
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The NFT market remains rife with scams; Tokens worth $100 million were stolen
Elliptic, a blockchain research firm, reported that thieves stole more than $100 million in non-fungible tokens (NFTs) in the year…
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Yemen’s HSA commits $1.2 million to UN to stop tanker oil spill
As the U.N. desperately tries to secure an initial requirement of $80 million, Yemen’s HSA Group on Thursday became the…
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A breakdown of HSBC reveals ‘flaws’ in the global economy!
Globalization was the cornerstone of HSBC Holdings’ East-meets-West business strategy. Now, competing interests are driving a campaign to demolish it.…
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Smuggler, tried to sneak in creatures, caught with 60 snakes, lizards, reptiles in pants, faces decades in prison
Los Angeles: A man who hid snakes and lizards in his trousers as he tried to sneak them into…
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Plagiarized work: Taylor Swift hit with $ 1 Million copyright lawsuit
Washington: Taylor Swift has been slapped with a copyright lawsuit by an author who claims the pop singer plagiarized…
Read More » - 24 August
Lebanon looks into reported threats against Saudi embassy in the country
Following the Saudi ambassador to Lebanon’s sharing of a video containing similar threats on his Twitter account on Wednesday, the…
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Six months after the invasion, Ukraine claims that Russian ‘shackles’ are worse than missiles
As Ukraine celebrated 31 years of independence from the Moscow-controlled Soviet Union on Wednesday, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy declared that six…
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