Iran attacks Israel: Does the West have a plan to stop the war?
The United States is threatening to punish Iran further for its attack on Israel. Even so, how exactly do sanctions operate? Western sanctions have not significantly impacted the economy of Russia, and the export of Iranian oil has not been halted either. What will the United States do differently this time?
Colombian armed groups: Government calls off negotiations with the FARC group
Following the signing of a peace agreement in 2016, the Colombian government declared that it would begin military operations against a faction of the FARC insurgents. Following an attack on an indigenous hamlet, the administration of President Gustavo Petro halted continuing negotiations with the armed group.
Nepal tells Everest climbers to return their excrement.
This season, if you want to climb Mount Everest, be ready to hike back down with your crap. Nepal has instituted a law requiring climbers to return their excrement from the world's highest summit to combat pollution. How does the poop bag function? You'll learn it in our upcoming report.
Teachers in Tennessee are now permitted to carry firearms in the classroom.
The Tennessee legislature enacted a bill that would permit teachers and other school employees to carry concealed handguns in classrooms. How can it address the shootings at schools?
Donald Trump and Joe Biden get off to a smooth start
It's going to be a pivotal day in US politics in 2024. a day that, very appropriately, has been termed "Super Tuesday." This is the decisive round in the competition for the presidential nominations of both parties. Millions of voters participate in the Super Tuesday polling in 16 states and one territory.
Massive blaze poses a threat to several Australian communities.
Over 2,000 people have been forced to evacuate due to an out-of-control wildfire in Victoria, Australia. The authorities have issued emergency warnings as scorching weather moves over the state.
The US government requests that NASA establish time zones on the moon.
The White House has issued a directive requesting the creation of a single time standard for celestial bodies, particularly the moon, as part of a new strategic maneuver to lead space convenience.
Ethiopia honors Jesus' baptism Ethiopian Orthodox Christians commemorated Jesus' baptism on Timket, a feast held in the country's capital, Addis Ababa. The custom of each church carrying a tabot, a holy duplicate of the ark of the covenant, marked the beginning of the UNESCO-listed festival of the Epiphany.
Japanese banks are preparing with training for a move in policy rates.
Japan's central bank has kept interest rates zero for the past eight years to boost the country's stagnating economy. In other words, banks were incentivized to lend more by charging a fee to maintain surplus reserves. However, a policy change is coming because inflation has been above the Bank of Japan's 2% objective for more than a year. The Bank of Japan is anticipated to increase interest rates for the first time since 2007 as early as this week. Watch to find out more!
Xenophobia is quietly making its way back to South Africa.
Up to 18,000 people per day, including shoppers and daily workers, pass through the official Betbridge crossing point between Zimbabwe and South Africa...but now there is a new headache: since the South African government initiated a crackdown, many Zimbabweans are opting for the perilous Limpopo river crossing, where they encounter smugglers and thieves as well.
Saudi Arabia is the third-least sleep-deprived nation worldwide.
In your opinion, which nations have the most sleep-deprived citizens worldwide? According to a recent survey, Saudi Arabia, Japan, and South Korea are on the list. While including Saudi Arabia is unexpected, mentioning Japan and South Korea is not. Keep an eye out for additional information!
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