US Vetoed 3 Times UN Security Council Attempts to Stop Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
United States of America re-take a different attitude in response the conflict between Israel and Palestine.
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Russia Accuses EU of Stopping Access to Sputnik Vaccine
The European Union is blocking Russia-made vaccines against Covid-19, the head of Russia's external intelligence service, Sergei Naryshkin, said on Tuesday.
EU Prepares Mission to Clean Space Garbage
Every space mission launched from Earth often leaves the remains of the spacecraft still floating in space.
China Stops Expeditions to Everest due to Transmission of the Coronavirus from Nepal
China has canceled expeditions to climb Mount Everest on its Chinese side due to concerns that KOVID-19 will not be imported from neighboring Nepal, the Associated Press reported, quoted by BTA.
Deadliest Day in Gaza since Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Begun
Palestinian officials in Gaza say Sunday was the deadliest day since the current fighting with Israel began.
China Landed Rover on Mars
At the Center for Space Control in Beijing, there is jubilation when China made a successful landing on March Saturday.
Italy Ready to Reopen for Foreign Tourists
Earlier this month Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi stated that Italy could be open to foreigners by mid-May, but he did not specify which foreign travelers and whether those from the United States would be included.
Russian Orthodox Church Pleas Reduction of Abortions to Fight Demographic Crisis
The Orthodox Church in Russia has called on women to refrain from abortions and instead give their children to church institutions.
Israeli Attacks on Gaza Are Intensifying
The Israeli military has intensified its assault on Gaza, as Palestinian militants continue to fire rockets into Israel on the fifth day of hostilities.
Southeastern US Scrambles for Fuel, as Colonial Pipeline Slowly Resumes Supplies
Colonial Pipeline began to slowly restart the nation's largest fuel pipeline network on Wednesday after a ransomware attack shut the line, triggering fuel shortages and panic buying in the southeastern United States.
Israel-Gaza Conflict Escalates, UN Warns of Possible "full-scale war"
The deadly exchange of fire between Palestinian militants in the Gaza Strip and the Israeli military has escalated significantly, with the UN fearing a "full-scale war".
EU Prepares Second Lawsuit against AstraZeneca over Covid-19 Vaccine Delays
The European Commission will take further legal action against AstraZeneca over delayed shipments of its Covid-19 jabs earlier this year, a spokesperson for the EU’s executive branch has said.
Violence in Israel Escalates as Israeli Military Kill Dozens in Gaza Air Strike
The violence escalated on Monday night after Palestinian militants fired rockets toward Jerusalem.
China Reached Lowest Population Growth in Decades
In the past decade, China has had the lowest population growth since the introduction of the one-child policy in the 1970s, whereby each couple was only allowed to have one child.
Mass Shooting in Colorado Leaves Seven Dead at Birthday Party
On Sunday, a man killed six people at a birthday party in Colorado, then turned his gun on him.
Violence in Jerusalem over Jewish Nationalist March
Palestinians have clashed with Israeli police for a third night in Jerusalem, and there are fears of more violence later on Monday over a planned Jewish nationalist march in the city.
Doctor Who Treated Navalny from Poisoning Reported Missing
Alexandr Murakhovsky did not return from the trip as planned on Friday, a police source told the news agency Tass.
Tens of Children Killed After Bomb Exploded near Kabul School
Afghan families have been burying their children who were killed in explosions outside a secondary school in the capital, Kabul, on Saturday.
Today May 9 Europe Celebrate Europa Day
Europe Day held on 9 May every year celebrates peace and unity in Europe.
Covid-19: US Reached 250 Million Administered Vaccine Shots
More than 250 million coronavirus vaccine jabs have been administered in the United States as of Thursday, according to figures from the country's Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
EU Declares Plan to Cut Dependency on China
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