Year: 2023
Israel vows to hunt Hamas anywhere – security chief
The Israeli security services plan to hunt down and “eliminate” Hamas members around the world, Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar has said Read Full Article at RT.com
British teenager killed in Gaza while fighting for IDF
Binyamin Needham, a 19-year-old British national, has been killed in Gaza while fighting for the IDF, Sky News understands.
Néocolonialisme: France made ‘the largest marine cemetery in the world’ just to contain Russia and China
While the world is transfixed on the migration crisis in the Mediterranean, something similar is currently happening in the Indian ocean Read Full Article at RT.com
Ex-US ambassador accused of being Cuban spy
A former US ambassador to Bolivia has been charged with secretly acting as a Cuban agent for “more than 40 years”.
Eritrean delegation participates at Facilitative Sharing of Views
Asmara, 04 Deceember 2023- The Eritrean senior delegation led by Mr. Tesfay Gebreselasie, Minister of Land, Water and Environment, that is participating at the United Nations 28th Global Climate Change Conference that was convened in Dubai on 30 November participated at the 15th Facilitative Sharing of Views. At the meeting the Eritrean delegation shared Eritrea’s…
Oil titan Sultan Al Jaber backtracks on comments that ‘there is no science’ around fossil fuels at UN climate summit
Sultan Al Jaber, president of COP28 and CEO of the United Arab Emirates state-owned oil company Adnoc, is under fire again for comments on fossil fuels.
Trump really, really hates his NY gag order, which he’s now trying to appeal again
Trump’s lawyers want to file a second appeal, this time with the state’s highest court, in hopes of removing the "unconstitutional" gag.
Holiday shopping doesn’t end with the holidays. Here’s why ‘Q5’ is the new hot season for marketers.
New consumer shopping trends are pushing marketers to continue advertising into the new year.
Student-loan borrowers are facing ‘serious risks’ to their credit scores following the ‘chaotic’ payment resumption, 4 Democratic lawmakers say
Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders joined colleagues in requesting information on challenges student-loan borrowers have faced with repayment.