Archive for December, 2022
Trump hints at third-party run in 2024
The former president has shared an article suggesting that he should split from Republicans if they don’t support his candidacy Former US President Donald Trump has signaled a possible disaster for the Republican Party, floating
Britain’s problems ‘won’t go away’ next year, Sunak says
At the same time, the British PM pledged to continue working to bring out the “very best of Britain” PM Rishi Sunak shared his first in-office New Year message on Saturday, admitting that “it’s been
Former UK PM suggested bringing Putin into the Western fold
Tony Blair described the Russian leader as a ‘patriot’ and wanted to give him a place at the ‘top table’ of nations Former UK prime minister Tony Blair believed Russian President Vladimir Putin should be
Side Effects Of Olive Oil You Should Be Aware Of
The well-known aphorism says that every substance has both a positive and a negative side. Olive oil is no different. This oil is regarded as one of the greatest ingredients in the food and skincare
What’s Healthy: Bulky Or Lean Body?
As the saying goes, a fit body cannot be bought; it must be earned! Similarly, having a fit body in today’s world with so many distractions necessitates a great deal of respect. However, when it
Cabbage And Its Benefits: From Brain Health To Preventing Cancer
There is no doubt that cabbage is a superfood you must include in your diet. It is rich in fibre, folate, magnesium, vitamin C and vitamin K, and significantly low in calories. Eating cabbage can
Island nation demands reparations from Benedict Cumberbatch
Barbados is hoping to secure payments from “descendants of white plantation owners” The Caribbean island nation of Barbados is hoping to receive reparations for slavery from a number of people, including a British MP and
US Congress urged to assess ‘risks’ of Patriot delivery to Ukraine
A congressional advisory body has outlined issues lawmakers could face over the supply of anti-aircraft systems to Kiev The US Congress is facing issues “in both its legislative and oversight roles” over the planned delivery
How the year 2022 ended the American unipolar era
The post-Cold War world had long been crumbling, and after this year, it’s finally gone By Timur Fomenko, a political analyst The year 2022 is coming to an end. It has been a year which has
Xi says Happy New Year to Putin
During a video call on Friday, the Russian president invited his Chinese counterpart to visit Moscow in the spring of 2023 Chinese President Xi Jinping has sent New Year greetings to his Russian counterpart Vladimir
TV legend Barbara Walters dies
Renowned American TV journalist Barbara Walters, who became the first woman to anchor evening news, has died at the age of 93, her spokesman has confirmed. “Barbara Walters passed away peacefully in her home surrounded
Türkiye agrees to withdraw troops from Syria following Moscow talks – media
The tripartite negotiations involving Ankara and Damascus were the first of their kind since the Syrian conflict began in 2011 Türkiye has agreed to fully withdraw its troops from northern Syria following tripartite talks involving
More countries impose Covid-19 restrictions on Chinese travelers
France and the UK will require visitors from China to test negative before boarding flights People traveling to France from China will be required to show a negative Covid-19 test before boarding their flights, the
Venezuela votes out US-backed opposition leader
Juan Guaido led at least one failed attempt to overthrow President Nicolas Maduro and received vocal support from Washington Opposition lawmakers in Venezuela have voted to dissolve the ‘interim government’ formed under their one-time leader,
North Korea fires missiles toward Japan
The weapon test comes just one day after Seoul launched a solid-fuel rocket as part of a plan to monitor the DPRK from space North Korea has fired three short-range ballistic missiles into the Sea
China taps new foreign minister
A trusted ally to Chinese President Xi Jinping will now serve as Beijing’s top diplomat China’s former ambassador to the United States, Qin Gang, has been promoted to foreign minister, replacing longtime chief diplomat Wang Yi, who
US nearly doubles weapons sales to NATO members in 2022 – media
Washington approved $28 billion worth of arms deals, with Poland and the Baltic states the biggest buyers American weapons sales to NATO states nearly doubled in number and value in 2022, Foreign Policy magazine reported on Thursday. With the
Israeli soldiers charged in Palestinian home bombing
Prosecutors took the rare step against two Druze servicemen, who are ethnic Arabs but not Muslim Two soldiers of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have been indicted over an incident in Jenin, when they allegedly
Nobel Peace Prize winner jailed for another 7 years
A Myanmar court sentenced the country’s ousted leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, to an additional seven years behind bars on Friday. The new case has become the last one in a lengthy string of court
Apple Watch is racially biased – lawsuit
The device’s blood oxygen sensor becomes less accurate the darker the user’s skin is, a US plaintiff claims Apple profited at the expense of dark-skinned customers by charging a premium for an Apple Watch that
Seasonal Affective Disorder: Symptoms And When To See A Doctor
Seasonal Affective Disorder is a kind of depression associated with seasonal changes. SAD starts and ends at roughly the same time each year. If you’re like the majority of SAD sufferers, your symptoms start in
Weight Loss Benefits: 5 Surprising Things That Happen
The New Year is quickly approaching, and many of us are gearing up to begin our fitness journey. From dieting to working out twice a day, we have all plans in our heads, and why
11 Superfoods To Boost Your Child’s Brain Development
Taking care of your child’s diet during their growing years is important as they have more energy requirements. Their brain is developing, and a deficiency of essential minerals can impact their physical and mental health.
Belgrade comments on origins of Kosovo ideology
Celebrating a Nazi collaborator shows Pristina’s priorities, Serbia’s President Aleksandar Vucic said The true beliefs of Kosovo’s ethnic Albanian prime minister are clear from his push to restore the home of a German spy and
Palestinians urge world to ‘reject’ new Israeli government
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will lead an “annexationist, violent, racist” cabinet, the Palestinian Authority has said The Palestinian Foreign Ministry has called on world leaders to “reject all dealings” with newly confirmed Israeli Prime Minister
French ministry responds to energy crisis
Minister Agnes Pannier-Runacher says employees will work from home for four days as part of an energy-saving “experiment” France’s ministry of energy transition has cut power from its offices for four days and asked employees
Russia warned NATO leaders about expansion in 2001 – Times
However, Britain continued to dismiss Russia’s concerns until Moscow launched its military operation in Ukraine NATO leaders have known since 2001 that Russia would “take appropriate steps” against further expansion of the alliance, according to
World could reach ‘critical mass’ at any moment – ex-Polish president
Aleksander Kwasniewski has said the very fact that World War III is being discussed as a possible outcome is terrifying The world is in chaos and could reach “critical mass” anytime, former Polish President Aleksander
Congressman-elect under fire for claiming his mother died in 9/11 attacks
NY Republican George Santos, who admitted to fabricating details of his bio, faces criticism for more allegedly false statements New York Congressman-elect George Santos, who admitted this week to “embellishing” his resume, allegedly failed to
Brazil appoints Amazon protectors to lead policy reversal
Incoming Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva appointed two rainforest preservation activists as ministers of environment and indigenous peoples on Thursday, part of the final round of 16 appointments ahead of his inauguration on
Biden signs $1.7 trillion spending bill
US President Joe Biden has signed a massive $1.7 trillion spending bill into law, averting a government shutdown after weeks of partisan debate. In addition to funding federal agencies, the legislation contains measures barring TikTok
US health agency grills teachers over LGBTQ inclusivity
The CDC has issued self-assessment handbooks to determine how welcoming classrooms are for minority students The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has come out with a new tool to help school teachers
Netherlands updates asylum policy for Russians
The Netherlands has extended its decision and deportation moratorium for Russian nationals who had fled military conscription in the country for additional six months. Those who escaped the recent partial mobilization drive, however, will no
Convicted rapist released after marrying his victim – media
A Pakistani court has reportedly dropped its life prison sentence against a man because he agreed to wed the woman he assaulted A convicted rapist in Pakistan has reportedly gotten out of a prison sentence