South Korea has said it will lift all COVID-19 social distancing rules, except for the requirement to wear masks, marking the first time most restrictions have been lifted since the pandemic began
Israeli police have raided the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in occupied East Jerusalem, with medics reporting at least 158 Palestinians injured in the ensuing violence as hundreds were detained. The Islamic endowment that
Colombian food vendor William Abella had been counting on the Qatar World Cup 2022 as an opportunity to offset his losses from long COVID-19 lockdowns. When the national team plays, his small
The flagship of Russia’s Black Sea fleet has sunk after what Kyiv said was a Ukrainian missile strike, dealing one of the heaviest blows yet to Moscow’s war effort and providing a
Ukraine claims it struck Russia’s Black Sea warship Moskva with two missiles, causing severe damage. Russia says it has contained a fire on the ship which broke out after ammunition blew up
Unemployment remains at a two-year low of 3.6 percent with a slight uptick in jobless claims in March. US retail sales increased in March, mostly boosted by higher gasoline and food prices,
Santiago Atitlan, Guatemala – On a recent afternoon, the COVID-19 vaccination centre in the heart of the Indigenous Mayan town of Santiago Atitlan was quiet. The health centre had a vaccine supply, but demand was
Karim Khan visits site of alleged atrocities as the International Criminal Court investigates the conduct of Russian forces. Post-war, France’s Le Pen wants closer NATO-Russia links French far-right presidential candidate Marine Le
China’s strict pandemic policies have shuttered factories and prevented ships from unloading and picking up cargo. Bengaluru, India – At a chemist in the upmarket neighbourhood of Koramangala in Bengaluru, India, owner Ram
In dispelling the confusion being spread about the mega projects being implemented in the country Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today reaffirmed that her government remains cautious so the loans don’t become a