Special Desk Lebanon is in the grip of one of the worst economic crises it has seen in recent years and the World Bank says the financial crisis could rank among the world’s three worst since the mid-1800s. The currency has lost more than 90% of its value and unemployment …
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Sydney extends lockdown for people
Special Desk As covid cases are on the rise the Sydney lockdown has been further extended by a month fearing outbreak from the Delta variant of the virus. The lockdown was supposed to be relaxed from Friday. Australia’s largest city has been under stay-at-home orders since late June due to …
Read More »Why a PM lost his job for covid protest
Special Desk Prime Minister of Tunisia lost job after violent mass protest over covid. Tunisia’s president sacked the PM Hichem Mechichi and also suspended the parliament. Anger over the government’s handling of a massive recent spike in Covid cases has added to general unrest over the nation’s economic and social …
Read More »China’s counter sanction upon US officials
Special Desk In response to US action, China is now imposing sanction upon US individuals and organisations. China’s action is in response to recent US sanctions on Chinese officials in Hong Kong and on target includes former US Commerce Secretary, Wilbur Ross. White House has said it was undeterred with …
Read More »Month-long search for bodies concludes
Special Desk Usually building collapse news are forgotten within 24-hours but not in this case where rescuers could finish the search for bodies a month after Florida tower collapse. Firefighters say their search for bodies in the rubble of the collapsed Florida tower block has finally come to an end. …
Read More »Devastating rains in Western Europe, kills many
Special Desk In what could be said as one of the worst devastation, 42 people were reported to have died and many are still missing following severe floods in western Germany. Evacuation process has been started by security forces. Buildings and cars got washed away in swift water, said people …
Read More »PM’s oath delayed by hours
Jubilee News Desk Sher Bahadur Deuba, 75, became Nepal’s Prime Minister for the 5th time. Now if Deuba wins the vote of confidence he can remain PM for about a year and a half. Deuba previously served four terms as the Prime Minister of Nepal from 1995 to 1997, 2001 …
Read More »Courage needed to overcome pandemic and address climate change
Seema Javed In 2021, the international community will need to show courage and ambition in order to overcome the great challenges of today: from recovering from the pandemic to addressing climate change, from supporting innovation to overcoming poverty and inequality. On July 9 and 10 Third G20 Finance Ministers and …
Read More »Plane crash in Philippines, 45 killed, 5 missing
Special Desk At least 45 people were killed as a military plane crashed in the southern Philippines, and dozens were rescued alive from the burning wreckage while five are still missing. The plane had more than 90 on board, mostly troops, when it overshot the runway on Jolo island. The …
Read More »Canada heatwave kills many
Experts say climate change may bring extreme weather events US President said the heatwave was tied to climate change Special Desk While in Uttar Pradesh people are feeling the brunt of scorching heat dozens of people have died in Canada amid an unprecedented heatwave as temperature records went for a …
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