Rallies held in 14 countries over fears that Bosnian Serb moves towards secession could trigger conflict.
The Great Resignation is spawning a talent war. Who will win it?
A new report argues that firms must change how they view workers to compete in the war for talent.
US slaps new sanctions on Nicaragua on Ortega’s inauguration day
The move comes after President Daniel Ortega won a questionable consecutive fourth term in office in November.
EU parliament president in hospital after ‘serious complication’
All official engagements of the head of the EU Parliament have been canceled
The president of the European Parliament, David Sassoli, has spent more than two weeks ill in hospital with all of his official engagements canceled, his spokesman announced on Monday.
Confirming that Sassoli was hospitalized in Italy on December 26, Roberto Cuillo said that it “was necessary because of a serious complication due to a dysfunction of the immune system.”
“As a result, all official activities of the president of the European Parliament have been canceled,” Cuillo said.
The past few months have been bumpy for Sassoli, 65, who has been the parliament’s president since 2019. In September he was hospitalized with a severe case of pneumonia. He later returned to his home country of Italy to recover, but a relapse of illness prevented his timely return to official duties.
Sassoli’s term as head of the EU parliament is due to end later this month and he is not expected to stand for re-election.
Biden speaks to Ethiopia’s Abiy, raises civilian deaths, arrests
White House says the two leaders discussed the continuing conflict in Tigray and humanitarian access to the region.
Top US universities accused of illegally limiting financial aid
Yale, Georgetown among 16 universities accused of breaking antitrust laws in how they determine financial aid awards.
Jeremy Clarkson Diddly Squat Farm restaurant refused permission
The former Top Gear host hoped to use a converted lambing shed on his Chadlington farm.
Millionaire murderer Robert Durst dies in prison
The real estate heir turned fugitive unwittingly confessed to three killings on a TV crime show.
Putin Confirms Russia Will Act to Stop Color Revolutions, Calls for CSTO Military/Security Intergration
Putin Confirms Russia Will Act to Stop Color Revolutions, Calls for CSTO Military/Security Integration
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Session of CSTO Collective Security Council
Session of CSTO Collective Security Council
The Republic of Armenia chaired the videoconference meeting, which was devoted to the situation in Kazakhstan and measures to normalise it. Taking part in the meeting were Prime Minister of Armenia , President of Belarus , President of Kazakhstan , Prime Minister of Kyrgyzstan Akylbek Japarov, President of Tajikistan and Secretary General of the Collective Security Treaty Organisation Stanislav Zas.
Kazakh crisis may occur in Uzbekistan, if lessons aren’t learned, warns Lukashenko
Kazakh crisis may occur in Uzbekistan, if lessons aren’t learned, warns Lukashenko
MINSK, January 10. /TASS/. President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko said that if lessons are not learned from the events in Kazakhstan, this could happen again, primarily in Uzbekistan. “The lessons that have been talked a lot about here should be learned [by everyone], first of all, Uzbekistan.
France eases Covid-19 testing protocols for schoolchildren
French schoolchildren will be allowed to do self-tests instead of PCR tests, as a surge in Covid-19 infections has made the health protocol in the education sector too heavy, French Prime Minister Jean Castex said on Monday.