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Malaysia’s New Prime Minister Strikes Conciliatory Tone in First Address
Read More KUALA LUMPUR—Malaysia’s new Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob struck a conciliatory tone in his first national address Sunday, saying he would embrace the
Pottery dating reveals the origins of Venda
Read More Six hundred years ago, in the Limpopo Valley, before colonially imposed borders separated Great Zimbabwe from South Africa; in a time before 11
Man arrested after ‘appalling’ homophobic attack in Birmingham’s Gay Village
Read More Birmingham Man arrested after ‘appalling’ homophobic attack in Birmingham’s Gay Village West Midlands police still want to speak to Sohail Khan and Ishaaq
HS2 eastern leg to Leeds may be scrapped, new leak claims
Read More HS2 HS2 eastern leg to Leeds may be scrapped, new leak claims Tory MPs celebrate the demise of a ‘hugely expensive white elephant’,
Surgeon General: US Has To Both Vaccinate and Boost Supply Around World
Surgeon General Dr, Vivek Murthy argued Sunday the United States has to both save the nation from the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and boost vaccine supplies
Intel assessment said Taliban could take over in months, Defense Secretary Austin acknowledges
Post Content Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin said Sunday that intelligence assessments on the U.S. military withdrawal from Afghanistan predicted the Taliban could retake the
Carpiano, 70enne uccide la moglie di 41 anni e la figlia 15enne e si suicida dopo aver chiamato il 118
Read More La telefonata è arrivata al 118 intorno alle 14: un uomo aveva telefonato dicendo di avere ucciso la moglie e la figlia e
Coronavirus Italia, il bollettino di oggi 22 agosto: 5.923 casi e 23 morti
Read More Nelle ultime 24 ore sono guarite 4.382 persone. Gli attualmente positivi sono 134.938 (+1.517). In aumento i ricoverati con sintomi: più 34 a
Meeting di Rimini – Istituzioni internazionali e multilateralismo alla prova in tempo di Covid
Read More 22 agosto 2021 <iframe class=”rep-video-embed” src=”https://video.repubblica.it/embed/cronaca/meeting-di-rimini-istituzioni-internazionali-e-multilateralismo-alla-prova-in-tempo-di-covid/394368/395077&width=640&height=360″ width=”640″ height=”360″ frameborder=”0″ scrolling=”no”></iframe> Le istituzioni internazionali multilaterali, importante strumento
U.S. prepares for COVID booster shots: what it can learn from Israel
Read More The Biden administration announced last week that it plans to make COVID-19 vaccine booster shots widely available, starting September 20, as infections rise
Israeli cabinet endorses ultra-Orthodox conscription legislation in ‘historic step’
Read More The cabinet approved on Sunday draft legislation on draft exemptions for ultra-Orthodox yeshiva students following years of political wrangling, in a move that
Israeli Probe Into Deadly Holy Site Stampede Opens Hearings
Read More Israeli security officials and rescuers stand around the bodies of victims who died during Lag Baomer celebrations at Mt. Meron in northern Israel,
Bus Driver Shortages Are Latest Challenge Hitting US Schools
A Montana school district is dangling $4,000 bonuses and inviting people to test drive big yellow school buses in hopes of enticing them to take
Hundreds of released Gitmo detainees back to killing Americans
Post Content Twenty years after the 9/11 attacks, U.S. intelligence documents reveal 229 “rehabbed” former Gitmo detainees have returned to terrorism and killing Americans —
Top Biden aide Jake Sullivan says they still don’t know how many Americans are in Afghanistan
Post Content President Biden’s National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan on Sunday admitted that the administration still does not know how many Americans are in Afghanistan.
Massive veterans group uses intel, satellite images to direct Afghan interpreters around Taliban checkpoints
Post Content A network of “hundreds of thousands” of people, including analysts using satellite imagery to locate Taliban checkpoints surrounding the Kabul airport, are coordinating
UK switch to hydrogen power ‘could add same emissions as 1m petrol cars’
Read More Hydrogen power UK switch to hydrogen power ‘could add same emissions as 1m petrol cars’ Government’s plan to use ‘blue’ fossil-fuel hydrogen alongside
Sturgeon urges Raab to assist Scottish Sikh man allegedly tortured in India
Read More Nicola Sturgeon Sturgeon urges Raab to assist Scottish Sikh man allegedly tortured in India First minister raises ‘deep concerns’ about case of Jagtar
Blinken admits al Qaeda not ‘gone’ from Afghanistan despite Biden’s claim
Post Content President Biden on Friday claimed that al Qaeda was “gone” from Afghanistan, but in a “Fox News Sunday” interview Secretary of State Antony
Biden approval ratings dip in new public opinion poll
Post Content A rise in COVID cases due the highly contagious delta variant, heavy criticism over the rushed U.S. evacuation of personnel and allies from
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