Giorno: 12 Agosto 2021

Coronavirus nel mondo: stop al Green Pass in Spagna

Read More La pandemia ha ucciso almeno 4.314.196 persone in tutto il mondo dalla fine di dicembre 2019, su quasi 204 milioni di infezioni, secondo l’ultimo rapporto stabilito dall’AFP. Gli Stati Uniti sono il Paese con il maggior numero di morti (618.845), davanti a Brasile (565.748), India (429.179), Messico (245.476) e Perù (197.102). La situazione […]

Ahead of CIA meeting, Palestinians call on U.S. to stop settlement expansion plan

Read More The Palestinian Authority called on the United States on Thursday to stop Israeli plans for over 2,000 new settlement homes in the West Bank, even as the director of the CIA was heading to Ramallah to meet with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas. In a press release, the Palestinians noted that Israel’s Wednesday decision […]

Taliban Take 10th Afghan Provincial Capital, Squeezing Kabul

Read More KABUL, Afghanistan—The Taliban captured a strategic provincial capital near Kabul on Thursday, the 10th the terrorists have taken in a weeklong sweep across Afghanistan just weeks before the end of the American military mission there. Seizing Ghazni cuts off a crucial highway linking the Afghan capital with the country’s southern provinces, which similarly […]

Greenhouse gas emissions must peak within 4 years, says leaked UN report

Read More Climate change Greenhouse gas emissions must peak within 4 years, says leaked UN report Group of scientists release draft IPCC report as they fear it will be watered down by governments and Giles Tremlett Thu 12 Aug 2021 09.47 EDT Last modified on Thu 12 Aug 2021 10.22 EDT Global greenhouse gas emissions […]

HHS the latest agency to mandate COVID vaccinations for health care workers

Post Content The Department of Health and Human Services on Thursday announced it will require its health care workforce to be vaccinated against COVID-19, the latest federal agency to issue a vaccine mandate with cases of the more transmissible delta variant on the rise. Also on Thursday, the Department of Veterans Affairs expanded its vaccine […]

‘Putting her life at risk’: Ilhan Omar staff slams AIPAC over aggressive campaign ads

Read More WASHINGTON – The American Israel Public Affairs Committee is facing criticism over its latest ad campaign on Facebook, which targets progressive Democratic congresswomen Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib and Cori Bush. The text in the paid posts by AIPAC, the most influential pro-Israel lobby group in Washington, read: “Israelis and Palestinians deserve […]

Israeli Foreign Minister Lapid inaugurates diplomatic mission in Morocco

Read More Israel’s foreign minister on Thursday inaugurated the country’s diplomatic representation in Morocco, a symbol of the normalization of the relations between the two nations. Yair Lapid’s two-day visit is the first to the country by an Israeli minister since 2003. It comes less than a year after Israel and Morocco reached a deal […]

Work from home is here to stay, and Israelis are going to feel it

Read More Has working at home become the new normal in Israel? That’s the question everyone – workers, employees, real estate developers, city planners and architects – is asking. So far, however, the answer has been a frustrating yes and no. On the one hand, far more Israelis are working all or part of their […]

Cargo Ship Runs Aground in Japan and Splits in Half, Leaving Miles-Long Oil Leak

Read More A chartered cargo ship ran aground near Hachinohe Port, northern Japan, then split in half and leaked oil, the Japanese Coast Guard said, noting that there are no reports of injuries among its crew and the oil leak is under investigation. The 39,910-tonne Panamanian-registered vessel named the “Crimson Polaris” was swept away by […]