International

• Thursday, November 16th 2023 - 07:27 UTC

  King's Coronation Food Project to help 14 million people facing food insecurity in UK

  

  Tuesday November 14th was the 75th birthday of King Charless III, and the first time the event was celebrated by the ruling monarch as head of state. It was an opportunity for the King, very much aware of present and future generations challenges, to work and announce one of his many projects related to food and the environment, seeking to bridge the gap between food waste and food need across UK.

• Thursday, November 16th 2023 - 06:36 UTC

  Adventure awaits: Exploring the world's most thrilling tourism destinations

  

  When we think of adventure tourism, images of adrenaline-pumping activities like bungee jumping, white-water rafting, and zip-lining often come to mind. While these activities certainly make for exciting adventures, adventure tourism encompasses a wide range of thrilling experiences that cater to all sorts of interests and preferences. From scaling towering mountains to exploring the depths of the ocean, the world is filled with incredible destinations that offer unforgettable adventures for travelers seeking a rush of excitement. In this blog post, we will explore some of the most adventurous and thrilling tourism destinations around the globe, and we'll start our journey with an unexpected twist: casinos.

• Wednesday, November 15th 2023 - 21:03 UTC

  Sending UK asylum seekers to Rwanda is “unlawful,” rules Supreme Court; PM Sunak committed to stop “boat people”

  

  The United Kingdom Supreme Court in a much expected ruling said on Wednesday that the government's plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda was unlawful.

• Wednesday, November 15th 2023 - 18:10 UTC

  Roger Waters denied hotel rooms in Buenos Aires, Montevideo for his stance on Middle East issues

  

  Former Pink Floyd frontman Roger Waters has been denied room bookings at two Montevideo hotels because of his anti-Israel stance on the ongoing Middle East conflict with the terrorist group Hamas.

• Wednesday, November 15th 2023 - 09:38 UTC

  Belize cuts ties with Israel for actions against Gaza civilians

  

  The Government of Belize announced in a statement Tuesday that it was suspending diplomatic ties with Israel in rejection of the military actions undertaken in the Gaza Strip following the Oct. 7 attacks by the terrorist organization Hamas.

• Wednesday, November 15th 2023 - 00:26 UTC

  Falklands Ride of Respect visits Islands' graves and memorials

  

  The Falklands Ride of Respect, sponsored by SAMA, South Atlantic Medal Association, is a group of Veterans that has been running for five years, visiting each Falklands conflict grave in the U.K. as well as many significant memorials as well.

• Tuesday, November 14th 2023 - 11:41 UTC

  How is Foreign Secretary Lord Cameron to be scrutinized by Parliament

  

  The following article from BBC looks at the questions raised by the return of David Cameron to government as Foreign Secretary, and since not an elected member of the House of Commons, but rather made a peer, he will re-enter Parliament via the House of Lords, as Lord Cameron.

• Tuesday, November 14th 2023 - 10:12 UTC

  Sergio Massa: “For me Thatcher is an enemy of the Argentine people”

  

  In a heated debate that unfolded on Sunday, Libertarian Congressman Javier Milei found himself at odds with Economy Minister Sergio Massa. The confrontation reached a boiling point as Milei accused Massa of employing the “falacia ad populum” strategy, dismissing technical discussions as if they were only meant for a select few, rather than the millions of voters they both aimed to represent.

• Tuesday, November 14th 2023 - 09:10 UTC

  Former PM Cameron becomes UK's new Foreign Secretary

  

  British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak shook front pages worldwide Monday by appointing his predecessor David Cameron (2010-2016) as the United Kingdom's new Foreign Secretary in a cabinet reshuffle sparked by the dismissal of Suella Braverman from Home Affairs and her subsequent replacement by James Cleverly. Braverman was sacked after dubbing pro-Palestinian protests in London as “hate marches.”

• Tuesday, November 14th 2023 - 09:00 UTC

  UN humanitarian aid in Gaza threatened by fuel problems

  

  United Nations (UN) humanitarian workers might be forced to halt their deployment in the Gaza Strip in the next few hours due to lack of fuel, as shelling and fighting continued near the northern border with Israel, it was reported.