Iran and the United States can fully reverse four years of Donald Trump and return to conditions before his presidency, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has said. In a televised cabinet… Read More »Rouhani: Iran And US Can Return to Time Before Trump
Tehran, Iran – Iran has rejected an “interference” by Sweden after Stockholm called on Tehran not to execute Iranian-Swedish academic Ahmadreza Djalali, who was handed a death penalty three years… Read More »Iran Rejects Sweden’s ‘Intervention’ On Academic Facing Execution
Houthi rebels in Yemen have given a long-awaited approval to a United Nations plan to visit and assess a deteriorating oil tanker off Yemen’s coast that is threatening to spill… Read More »Yemen: Houthis Give UN Permission to Inspect Stranded Oil Tanker
According to the Federal Ministry of Health (FMOH) Nigeria, while speaking on covid19 matters warns that we should take necessary precautions to avoid the spread of Covid19 in other to… Read More »FMOH Nigeria: Protect the elderly amongst us against Covid19
US President Donald Trump has told allies he plans to pardon his former national security adviser, Michael Flynn, who had pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI during an investigation… Read More »US: Trump plans to pardon former aide Michael Flynn
Sadiq died at about 10pm local time in a private hospital in Lucknow, the capital of the north Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, “My father breathed his last [breath] at… Read More »India: Tributes Pour In After Death Of Shia Scholar Kalbe Sadiq
A senior leader of India’s Congress party has died of COVID-19-related complications, his family said, a second veteran from the opposition group to die of the novel coronavirus in recent… Read More »Ahmed Patel: Leader Of India’s Congress Party Dies Of Coronavirus
European regulators on Tuesday took a step closer to letting the Boeing 737 Max fly again, publishing a proposed airworthiness directive that could see the aircraft cleared within weeks after… Read More »Europe taxis towards clearing Boeing 737 Max for flight
The world’s largest maker of latex gloves will shut more than half of its factories after almost 2,500 employees tested positive for coronavirus. Malaysia’s Top Glove will close down 28… Read More »Covid-19: World’s Top Latex Glove Maker Shuts Factories
Armenian economy minister Tigran Khachatryan has tendered his resignation, his spokeswoman said on Tuesday, following criticism of the government over a peace agreement that secured advances for Azerbaijan in Nagorno-Karabakh… Read More »Armenian economy minister tenders resignation amid protests
Federal prosecutors in Mexico have arrested a suspect in the killing of nine members of a Mormon community in northern Mexico last year. Three women and six children, all dual… Read More »Mexico Ambush: Arrest Over Mormon Massacre
People arriving in England from abroad will be soon able to reduce their quarantine by more than half if they pay for a Covid test after five days, the transport… Read More »Covid-19: England Arrivals to be Able to Cut Quarantine With Private Test
At least 14 people have been killed when two explosions ripped through the city of Bamiyan in central Afghanistan, according to officials. Zabardast Safai, the police chief of the eponymous… Read More »Two bomb blasts kill at least 14 in Afghanistan’s Bamiyan
Gunmen killed five worshippers and kidnapped at least 18 in an attack on a mosque in northwestern Nigeria’s Zamfara state, police said. Speaking to AFP news agency on Sunday, state… Read More »Nigeria: Five killed by gunmen in northwest mosque attack Police
China has launched a mission to try to retrieve rock samples from the Moon. Its robotic Chang’e-5 spacecraft departed the Wenchang launch complex on a Long March 5 rocket early… Read More »Chinese Spacecraft Sets Off On Moon Sample Quest
Labour activists in the US say big retailers like Amazon and Walmart must do more to protect workers as surging coronavirus cases coincide with the holiday shopping rush. They are… Read More »Coronavirus: Retail Workers ‘Scared’ as Cases Surge
According to the General Managing Director of NNPC group Mr. Mele Kyari @MKKyari while welcoming the #NNPC’s newly recruited Graduate Trainees as they physically reported work yesterday started that “Anyone… Read More »NNPC: This company is an equal opportunity
Donald Trump has accepted a formal US transition should begin for President-elect Joe Biden to take office. The president said the federal agency overseeing the handover must “do what needs… Read More »Trump accepts US presidency transition to Biden must begin
Former US Secretary of State John Kerry will act as climate envoy when US President-elect Joe Biden takes office. Mr Kerry was one of several people named for top positions… Read More »Biden Cabinet: Inner Circle Get Key Posts as John Kerry Named Climate Envoy
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles player Keith Titmuss has died at the age of 20 after falling ill following training. The prop was taken from the Narrabeen training camp to Northern… Read More »Keith Titmuss Manly Warringah Sea Eagles player dies aged 20
In December 2001, a perilous operation took place in Birmingham to separate three-month-old conjoined twins, Sanchia and Eman Mowatt. They started life in the full focus of the world’s media,… Read More »Conjoined Twins: ‘We Always Knew We Were Different’
The UN has urged Ethiopian authorities to ensure the protection of civilians as the army plans to attack the capital of the northern region of Tigray. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed… Read More »Ethiopia’s Tigray Crisis: UN Urges Protection Of Civilians
The coronavirus vaccine developed by the University of Oxford is highly effective at stopping people developing Covid-19 symptoms, a large trial shows. Interim data suggests 70% protection, but the researchers… Read More »Covid-19: Oxford University Vaccine is Highly Effective
He was nicknamed the “bling-bling” president for what many in France saw as his lavish tastes – but now Nicolas Sarkozy faces the stark reality of a soulless courtroom. He… Read More »Trial Of Ex-President Sarkozy a Landmark for France