International
Water Protests Roil Mideast, Alarm Region’s Governments
When the civil war erupted in Syria a decade ago, some Middle East observers and climate scientists argued drought was...
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DR. JECINTA HEMJIRIKA APPEARS AS FEATURE GUEST IN THE WEEKLY DIPLOMATIC & BUSINESS TALK SHOW
ONE-ON-ONE WITH DR. JECINTA HEMJIRIKA – FOUNDER & NATIONAL PRESIDENT, SISTERS TRUE LOVE GROUP INTERNATIONAL; CEO OF JUNISEXWEARS, DR. J'S...
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Tokyo Olympics again bans some Russian athletes due to drug use
The World Anti-Doping Agency has reported that a number of Russian athletes have been banned from competing at the ongoing...
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Roads closed, residents evacuated due to buried WWII bomb in UK
Police in Britain shut down a highway in the northern county of Yorkshire after a World War II-era bomb was...
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U.S. court overturns CDC requirements for cruise ships in Florida
A federal appeals court will let stand a ruling that prevents the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention from...
Read moreBuhari bids farewell to Spain, Qatar ambassadors
President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday received the outgoing Ambassadors of Spain and Qatar in separate audiences at the State House,...
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UN chief calls for leadership of G20 on climate action
UNITED NATIONS, July 25 (Xinhua) -- UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Sunday called for leadership of the Group of 20...
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Over 360,000 people evacuated in Shanghai
Beijing , July 26 (ANI): Typhoon In-Fa stalled traffic in Shanghai, China and forced evacuations of more than 360,000 people...
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Olympics Roundup: U.S. leaps up the medal table on Day 2
Sunday turned into a pool party for Team USA at Tokyo Olympics, with five American swimmers taking home individual medals....
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CIA looks to Russia as probable cause of ‘Havana Syndrome’ attacks
About 100 CIA officers and family members serving abroad have complained of ailments that include migraines and dizziness called the...
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