International

Saturday, March 23rd 2024 - 10:10 UTC
At least 93 killed in terrorist attack during rock concert in Moscow

At least 93 people were killed -including three children- and hundreds wounded in Moscow during a shooting spree undertaken by a group of gunmen against unarmed civilians at the 6,000-capacity Crocus City Hall concert hall which was also set on fire.
Friday, March 22nd 2024 - 18:56 UTC
Princess of Wales admits she has cancer in video message

After months of speculations and rumors regarding her retreat from the limelight and despite a brief appearance on a shopping tour alongside her husband, Catherine, Princess of Wales Friday confirmed she has cancer. She made the announcement through a video message posted on social media.
Thursday, March 21st 2024 - 21:51 UTC
Despite Gaza conflict, Israel among main natural gas exporters to Egypt

Israel reported that natural gas exports from the Leviathan field to Egypt increased by 28% last year. Exports jumped from 4.9 billion cubic meters (BCM) in 2022 to 6.3 BCM in 2023.
Thursday, March 21st 2024 - 21:35 UTC
The traveling Foreign Secretary, 100.000 air miles and 20 countries in four months

The Daily Mail on Line has published that Lord David Cameron has travelled some 100,000 air miles and visited some 20 different countries during his four months as Foreign Secretary, zipping between European capitals and destinations further afield including Dubai, Paraguay, Thailand and the Falkland Islands.
Thursday, March 21st 2024 - 15:08 UTC
It sort of happened, Non-white Britain

By Gwynne Dyer - Nobody planned it, hardly anybody realized it was happening, and suddenly there it was: done. In the space of less than two years, the entire senior leadership of Great Britain has become non-white.
Thursday, March 21st 2024 - 09:07 UTC
Milei deepens ties with Washington by choosing used F-16 jets

Argentine President Javier Milei announced Wednesday that his country would purchase second-hand US-built F-16 fighter jets from Denmark, which would represent “the biggest advance in Defense in the last 20 years” according to a social media user eventually validated by the head of state.
Wednesday, March 20th 2024 - 20:02 UTC
Fish and chips: “The unscrupulous British” had eaten Russian fish for 68 years, says leading ally of Putin

No more fish and chips from Russian waters? A 1956 agreement that allowed British boats to fish in the Barents Sea has been ripped up, in the latest sign of growing tensions between Moscow and London, and the last batch of sanctions imposed on Russia and autocrat Putin criminals by UK.
Wednesday, March 20th 2024 - 12:38 UTC
Falkland Islands Government representatives attend all-party Parliamentary Group meeting

The Falkland Islands Government Representatives, Richard Hyslop and Michael Betts, participated in the Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for the Falkland Islands, held in the Houses of Parliament.
Wednesday, March 20th 2024 - 05:00 UTC
Geoblocking restrictions you might face when traveling

Traveling can be an exciting experience. You’ll be able to see the Wonders of the World while sampling street food that rivals top-tier restaurants. Even just the chance of being able to immerse yourself in a foreign culture presents opportunities, so it’s no surprise that more and more people are choosing to live their lives on the road. With that being said, traveling the world does come with its challenges, one of the biggest being geoblocking.
Tuesday, March 19th 2024 - 12:02 UTC
Russian presidential elections 2024: Foreign Secretary's statement

The Foreign Secretary condemns electoral violations and the suppression of opposition voices during the Russian elections, as well as the breaches of Ukrainian sovereignty in conducting elections on Ukrainian territory.