Headlines- At least 16 people were killed and 32 injured when a powerful earthquake rocked Tibet in southwest China on Thursday night.
- On Thursday, thousands of people participated in protests to support of abortion rights around Poland, including in Warsaw, the country's capital, and more than 20 other cities.
- The state-owned Emirates News Agency reported that Lana Nusseibeh is the United Arab Emirates' nominee for secretary-general of the United Nations.
- After last weekend's protests, French authorities on Thursday banned or restricted new demonstrations.
- The European Union's top prize for human rights achievement, the Sakharov Prize, has been given to the International Criminal Court in 2026.
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Syria’s Effort to Unify Complicated by...
Many Syrians want to see the Kurdish forces in the east, who are backed by the US, surrender or join what they hope will eventually become a national army. Kurdish leaders however, say that they are still engaged in two fronts of war and want to negotiate a “partnership” with Syria’s new government.
Daughters Climb Argentine Peak to Recover...
An Argentine mountaineer died 40 years ago on an icy volcanic peak in the Andes. His two daughters have recovered his rucksack from the scene and discovered camera film inside, which gave them a glimpse of some of his last moments.
Factors for Purchasing Pet Bird
Before choosing bird species, you need think about a lot of factors, such as the bird’s lifespan, the size of the cage it needs, the food it will need, how noisy the bird is, and how much time and care it requires.
How to Avoid Accepting Fake Friend...
Cybercriminals most obviously employ malicious friend requests to take advantage of Facebook users. It may seem like the solution is as easy as declining friend requests from strangers, but it’s not always that way. Many people accept new friend requests without question, even if they don’t know the person personally, and many have hundreds or even thousands of Facebook friends.
Estimated One Quarter of Ukraine Gets...
Landmines have already been cleared across more than a fifth of Ukraine’s surface, including farms, as the conflict approaches its fourth year.From Kyiv, Lesia Bakalets reports on the challenges Ukraine faces removing the mines and finding the resources to do it.
Dethoring the Smallest Park in the...
The dethronement of Mill Ends Park is official. Portland’s 452-square-inch park is no longer the smallest park in the world, according to Guinness World Records. The title is now held in Nagaizumi, Japan, on a tiny plot of brick and grass.
Canaan Dog Breed
The square, medium-sized Canaan dog has a spitz-like appearance, a thick coat, and a tail that curls over its back when it’s aroused or moving. Sand to red brown, white, or black are the colors of the rough, straight coat that is short to medium length. A Canaan dog should ideally weigh between 18 and 25 kg and measure between 50 and 60 cm.
You Should Avoid Posting Certain Things...
Try to be funny, but avoid offensive jokes,comments.Remember that personal and business posts are not the same thing.Negative feedback is meant to help you get better.Rather than retaliating, strive to address the issue and treat them with an open mind.
Less Than Half of 6.8 million...
Six and a half million Ukrainians remain refugees as the war in Ukraine enters its fourth year. According to researchers, less than half plan to return after the war is over.From Kyiv, Lesia Bakalets reports on what can be done to encourage more of them to return to their homeland.
UN Secretary-General Meets President of European...
United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres (centre left in front) meets with Abdel Fattah El Sisi (at left in front), President of Arab Republic of Egypt on the sidelines of the Extraordinary Arab Summit on the situation in the Middle East and on Gaza reconstruction held in Cairo.