Новости за 25.06.2024

Amid protests outside Kenya's legislature, discontent over tax hikes escalated, reflecting the economic crisis and dissatisfaction with the government's fiscal policies. Demonstrators clashed with police, demanding President William Ruto's resignation. The unrest highlighted the delicate balance between meeting financial obligations, public discontent, and the country's economic challenges.

Postponed NEET PG exam date expected this week

The Treblab Z7 Pros have a surprising clarity of sound that could easily run you twice the price.

Spanish health authorities have launched a new project to monitor the insects spreading Lyme diseases and Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever .

Alcohol kills nearly three million people annually, the World Health Organization said on Tuesday, adding that while the death rate had dropped slightly in recent years it remained “unacceptably high”. The United Nations health agency’s latest report on alcohol and health said alcohol causes nearly one in 20 deaths globally each year, through drunk driving,

Ian Flatt describes the Leeds Rhinos legend as "a phenomenal human".

Recent campaigns include ones focused on promoting the COVID-19 vaccine and food safety, topics that are ripe for disinformation, says Treasury Board president Anita Anand.

Michael McGrath is to be replaced as finance minister in the Irish government by TD Jack Chambers.

Gulbadin Naib's sudden cramp during the 12th over of Bangladesh's chase in the ICC T20 World Cup Super Eight match has raised eyebrows. The incident took place when Bangladesh, pursuing a revised target of 114 in 19 overs, had lost seven wickets for 81 runs.At that juncture, Afghanistan coach Jonathan Trott, aware that his team was ahead on the DLS count, gestured to his players to slow down the game's pace. As the next delivery was about to be bowled, Gulbadin Naib, positioned at slip, abruptly fell to the ground, holding his hamstring.

TOKYO (Sputnik) - Japan Air Self-Defense Force will host a joint military exercise with the armed forces of Germany, France and Spain from July 19-25, Japanese Defense Minister Minoru Kihara said on Tuesday.

Ivan Zhakata  Herald Correspondent The Elections Resources Council (ERC) is hosting an Election Litigation Symposium in Harare to address Zimbabwe’s election litigation. The symposium is running the theme “Elections on Trial: Understanding electoral jurisprudence ahead of the 2023 Harmonised Election for improved participation”. The objectives of the symposium are to increase the understanding of electoral […]

Global development institution International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group, has invested over Rs 650 crore in K Raheja Corp-backed Mindspace Business Parks REIT through an issue of sustainability-linked bonds.

Crazy Town: Butterfly singer Shifty Shellshock dies, aged 49  BBC.comView Full coverage on Google News

Victims include 10 relatives of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, who were killed in the Shati refugee camp.

After a year hiatus, the Virginia Tech-Miami rivalry is back, with the possibility of a fairly significant September matchup on tap.

In a remarkable display of batting prowess, Indian skipper Rohit Sharma unleashed a blistering 41-ball 92, which included an over where he plundered 29 runs off Mitchell Starc's bowling. This explosive innings propelled India to an imposing total of 205 runs. India's formidable score proved to be too much for Australia, as they fell short by 24 runs in their chase. With this victory, India secured their place in the semifinals, where they are set to face England in what promises to be an exciting clash.

Emil Avdaliani, CEPA

Armenia is on the verge of ditching membership in the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO), the Russia-led military and security grouping.

Luke Larson, TAC

The right won big in the EU elections, but another conservative government in Central Europe is in trouble.

Kevin Myers, Brussels Signal

France is dead. What was the greatest country in Europe, which supplied the world with the vocabularies of diplomacy, politics, militaria, ballet, food, culture...

Thomas Fazi, UnHerd

With France bracing itself for the first round of its snap parliamentary election this Sunday, the near-certain prospect of victory for Marine Le Pen's National Rally...

John Lichfield, Politico EU

Emmanuel Macron's snap ballot could be the most destructive vote since the war — not only for France but also for the EU, NATO and the West.

Joseph Nichol, Jerusalem Post

Today, deterrence fails miserably in the Middle East. It is ill-equipped for mitigating threats posed by militant...

John Ratcliffe, RealClearDefense

While Israel works to fend off terrorists, the Biden administration is withholding both intelligence and military aid - placing a key ally in jeopardy and...

Nicole Narea, Vox

Israel seems like it might be winding down the intensity of its war in Gaza — just as another fight it's waging is winding up.