Russia's election: The contest for president starts on Friday
On Friday, Russia's presidential election will take place. However, elections have already begun in what Russia refers to as its "new territories." These are areas of Ukraine that the Russian military currently holds. Vladimir Putin, the current president, is sure to win because there are just three other contenders on the ballot.
Article 23: A strict new national security bill is passed by the Hong Kong legislature
The Legislative Council of Hong Kong has overwhelmingly approved a new national security law that increases the authority of the government to suppress opposition. New laws on treason, espionage, external meddling, state secrets, and sedition were included in the Safeguarding National Security Law, which was passed on Tuesday. New authorities, according to Chief Executive John Lee, are required to preserve Hong Kong's standing. Critics claim they will be used to stifle dissent further and are overly ambiguous.
England's most active players who have played in test matches
On Thursday, February 15, Ben Stokes will play in his 100th Test match for England when his team plays India in Rajkot. The renowned English star will take the field as the third most active Test cricketer in the country's history. Here is a look at the active players for England who have played the most Test matches ahead of the Rajkot Test match.
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!
WHO: Measles cases increased 79% worldwide in the past year
On Tuesday, February 20, the World Health Organization (WHO) warned about the rapid increase in measles cases. Globally, there were more than 306,000 cases in the year, up 79% from 2022.
Japan will grant "digital nomads" a six-month residency visa. A six-month residency permit for "digital nomads" will be introduced by Japan. The applicant's yearly income must equal $68,000. IT professionals can now travel the world and work remotely. Watch to find out more!
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France's Senate decides to entrench the right to an abortion in the constitution.
Abortion access will soon be a constitutional right for French citizens. Abortion rights have been overwhelmingly voted into the French Constitution by the Senate.
As Easter draws near, millions worldwide prepare for their yearly chocolate extravaganza, indulging in sweet, delicious delicacies like Easter eggs and bunnies. However, a severe crisis—a worldwide scarcity of cacao—lies beneath this joyous occasion. See to find out more!
Argentine poverty is on the rise, according to an independent survey, with a rate of 60%.
Due to the economic crisis, Argentina's poverty rate has reached a 20-year high, driving many people to scrounge food from landfills. Due to the nation's crippling economy, rising unemployment, and inflation, an increasing number of Argentinians are turning to drastic means of survival.
Biden's special counsel testimony: Republicans and Democrats spar Robert Hur
Congress heard testimony from a special counsel who looked into President Biden's improper handling of confidential documents. Republicans and Democrats were incensed with him for quite different reasons. Patty Culhane of Al Jazeera reports from Washington, DC's Capitol Hill.
US Homeless: Supreme Court wants to outlaw homelessness
In the US, there have been initiatives to make living on the streets a crime. Judges of the Supreme Court are expected to rule on the constitutionality of a statute that effectively criminalizes homelessness. Over half a million people's lives could be impacted by the verdict. #unitedstates#supremecourt
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