Thieves steal seafood and meat worth thousands days before Christmas
Two thieves have raided thousands of pounds worth of seafood and meat from a butchers in South Australia last week.
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Workforce deficit in Russia reaches nearly five million – report
The Russian labor market is facing a shortage of skilled workers, which an economist says is stalling economic growth Read Full Article at RT.com
Time to find ‘another way’ to resolve Ukraine conflict – NATO member
Ukraine conflict can only be solved diplomatically and not on the battlefield, Italy’s defense chief has said Read Full Article at RT.com
South Korea is facing a new, younger type of criminal — the ‘MZ gangster’
Younger criminals in South Korea are focusing more on financial crimes such as online gambling, scams, and fraud, police said.
Luxury gifts the world’s richest want under the tree: Birkins, a Tuscan estate, and tickets to space
A $750,000 Hermès Birkin bag, a trip to space, or even your very own Tuscan vineyard are among the presents billionaires are gifting this Christmas.
Germany not pushing Ukraine into peace talks – ambassador
Ukrainian Ambassador to Germany Aleksey Makeev has denied that Berlin is pushing Kiev into peace talks with Moscow Read Full Article at RT.com
News24 | ‘Nothing unites us with Moscow anymore’: Orthodox priests in Moldova rebel against Moscow rule
Long torn between loyalty to the Russian or Romanian Orthodox Church, the Moldovan village of Cimiseni has made its choice, triggered by Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine.
Welsh shops and pubs facing higher taxes
Wales has announced a raft of cuts to public services to cope with surging inflation Read Full Article at RT.com
UK sends warship to Guyana amid Venezuela tensions
Britain will deploy a Royal Navy warship to Guyana in solidarity with the Commonwealth nation – as the South American country argues with Venezuela over jungle territory containing huge amounts of oil and gas.
The tiny island nation of Iceland has the world’s smallest gap between men and women. Women in the country want you to know it’s no gender equality ‘fairyland.’
Iceland has topped the WEF’s gender gap index 14 years in a row. But women living there say it’s not the gender equality paradise you might think.