The Defense Minister asks for calm following violence as the D.R. Congolese army battles an armed group.
To address growing security concerns, the defense minister of the Democratic Republic of the Congo paid a visit to Sake, located in the east of the nation. Over fifteen hundred thousand people have been displaced this month due to renewed combat between the army and M23 insurgents. Kinshasa alleges Rwanda to be supporting the rebels, while Kigali disputes any such role.
UFO: Former US Navy Admiral spearheads hunt for "seen unidentified craft under water" or underwater extraterrestrial
In recent months, UFOs have become the talk of the town despite a plethora of unsubstantiated reports to the contrary. Recently, a US official revealed a theory suggesting that the hunt should shift from the air to the sea. Watch to find out more!
Could 'trading bots' powered by AI change the investing landscape?
You will be inundated with promises to let artificial intelligence manage your money if you search for "AI investing" online. Many make the clear claim that they can provide profitable returns. Your capital, however, may be at risk, as every respectable financial institution cautions. Despite the hazards, some investors are eager to delegate decision-making to AI. According to Stuart Duff, a business psychologist at Pearn Kandola, some people have a higher level of trust in computers than others.
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The number of conservatives who have turned their backs on Rishi Sunak before elections is rising. Nearly 100 British Members of Parliament have reportedly chosen not to run in the next national elections. Theresa May, the former prime minister, is one of the 64 conservative Members of Parliament on this expanding list in the UK.
The New Zealand government has tightened visa regulations, citing 'unsustainable' levels of migration.
The New Zealand government is lowering the number of migrant laborers it will take on. The new visa limits aim to reduce inflation by increasing work opportunities for locals. However, due to the policy shift, several firms and employees are concerned about their futures.
We now focus on the news surrounding Saudi Aramco's $11.2 billion stock sale. The oil giant will probably give around 60% of the shares it sells to foreign funds. A Bloomberg story citing sources states this.
Israel continues its attack on Gaza, putting lives on hold.
Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians have been uprooted, their houses have been reduced to ruins, and their futures are on hold indefinitely. Al Jazeera spoke with a young student, a father of three, and an artist about how the war is delaying their aspirations.
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Baltimore bridge collapse: Cranes set up to clear debris from collision
A group of laborers in the US city of Baltimore has honored the six individuals who perished in the collapse of a bridge. Latin American migrants were the victims. Concurrently, the initial crane has been positioned to remove the debris.
Israeli drone attack kills one in southern Lebanon.
The Israeli military conducted a drone strike on the village of Ain Baal, which is located near Tyre in southern Lebanon. After many drones from Lebanon struck northern Israel and allegedly injured three Israelis, the attack resulted in at least one death and other injuries, according to medical officials cited.
Aid reaches north Gaza for the first time in months.
A trickle of supplies has reached northern Gaza for the first time in months. Days after the first ship consignment was unloaded, thirteen trucks departed from the southern border crossing of Rafah to deliver much-needed flour.
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Israel-Hamas war: IDF denies attacking tent camp in west of Rafah
At least 45 civilians, who had sought cover in tents in Rafah, were murdered in Israeli shelling and airstrikes as part of the new assault. According to Gaza doctors, hundreds of residents were injured with shrapnel and burns during the attacks. Global leaders criticized the incident. According to the IDF, the devastating fire that ripped through tents might have been caused by a secret Hamas weapons cache. Stay tuned for further details!
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