Pakistan Power Outage: After Grid Failure, Major Cities are Without Electricity
The power minister Khurrum Dastagir claimed that it occurred after the power grids were turned on in the morning.
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Frank Speaks as Ukraine Requests Tanks from Germany
Despite pressure from other nations to donate their tanks, Germany has not yet decided whether to send its own to Ukraine or allow others.
Biden says no Regrets about how he Handled the Sensitive Documents
Pressure is being put on the president Joe Biden for delaying the announcement until after the midterm elections.
12,000 Jobs will be Cut by Google Parent Alphabet
The most recent job cuts to hit the tech industry will involve Alphabet, the parent company of Google, which will cut 12,000 positions.
A US Judge Fines Donald Trump Almost $1 Million for the Clinton lawsuit
The March 2022 lawsuit filed against Hillary Clinton and others was deemed “frivolous” by the judge Middlebrooks.
A Slum Fire in South Korea Forced Hundreds to Flee Seoul
A fire that started in a slum in Seoul, the capital of South Korea, forced the evacuation of hundreds of people.
US Approval is Required for German Tanks in Ukraine
There is pressure on the German Chancellor to send tanks to Ukraine, but she will not do so without US consent.
New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern Resigns due to Burnout
A sentimental After almost six years in office as prime minister, Jacinda Ardern claims she no longer has “enough in the tank.”
Zelensky, the President of Ukraine, Speaks at the Davos Forum Following a Fatal Helicopter Crash
After 14 people died in a helicopter crash in the Kyiv, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky declared that no accidents happen in wartime.
18 Senior Ukrainian Officials are Killed in the Kyiv Helicopter Crash
Ukrainian authorities reported that the interior minister and 3 children were among the 18 people killed in a helicopter crash in a Kiev.
Detained During a German Coal Protest was Greta Thunberg
The group attempting to halt the growth of a coal mine includes the climate activist.
According to the White House, Biden’s House Doesn’t Keep Visitor Logs
White House publishes a visitors log. But the White House Counsel’s office, no such log is kept for presidents’ private residences.
Widespread Outrage Following the xecution of a British-Iranian, Alireza Akbari
The UK announced it would hold the regime accountable “for its appalling human rights violations” by sanctioning Iran’s prosecutor general.
Jair Bolsonaro is Included in the Investigation into Riots by the Brazilian Supreme Court
Bolsonaro was asked to be investigated for a now-deleted video, 2 days after the riot, and Justice Alexandre de Moraes granted their request.
Examining a Crucial Weekend in the Fight Against Relegation in the Premier League
Since the top-flight season is still half-way through, we are aware that there is still A LOT of football left to be played.
As a Result of the Discovery of Classified Documents, Biden’s Visitor Logs are Being Investigated
Biden acknowledged that private information had been discovered in the garage of his Delaware home, but the White House dodged the question.
Over the Orthodox Christmas, Putin Announces a 36-hour Ceasefire
Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia, has instructed his defence minister to establish a 36-hour ceasefire on the frontlines in Ukraine starting on Friday. The start of the cease-fire, which is set for 12:00 Moscow time, will fall on the Russian Orthodox Christmas. Putin requested that Ukraine do the same, but Kyiv rejected the demand […]
Concern Raised by Pakistan Medical Association Regarding Two new COVID Variations
The Gryphon (Omicron XBB) and BF.7 COVID-19 variations, a sub-lineage of the Omicron variety found in China, India, Bangladesh, Japan, the US, Australia, and Denmark, have raised concerns with the Pakistan Medical Association (PMA). In a statement released on Saturday, PMA (Centre) Secretary General Dr. Abdul Ghafoor Shoro said, “Although the country’s corona situation is […]
Protests Grew in China, and there were Reports of Police Encounters in Shanghai
As protests over China’s draconian COVID-19 restrictions persisted into the 3rd day and extended to many other cities, hundreds of protesters and police engaged in violent altercations in Shanghai.
Iran protesters confronted at World Cup game against Wales
A few Iran protesting fans said that their flags had been taken away, while others claimed they had been yelled at and mistreated. The government reacted with a brutal crackdown.
Ukraine Progressively takes Back Control
The reconnection of Ukraine’s four nuclear facilities is helping the authorities there gradually restore power, but millions of people are still without heat or electricity.
Elon Musk says Twitter will offer “Amnesty” to Suspended Accounts
Musk said on Thursday that starting the next week, Twitter will provide suspended accounts a broad amnesty.
Two Couples Arrested for Spying in Sweden
On November 22, Two Couples Arrested for Spying in Sweden. The authorities provided scant information regarding the case. One of the two was charged with gross illegal intelligence activities.