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Archive for the ‘international news’ Category:

• Kanye West Announces Plan To Run For President in 2024
• Devastating Earthquake Hits Indonesia, 44 People Killed, 300 Injured
• Parents Welcome Twins From Embryos Frozen 30 Years Ago (Photos)
• Amapiano Hitmaker, DJ Sumbody Shot Dead In South Africa
• Donald Trump’s Twitter Account Has Been Restored 
• American Entrepreneur, Elizabeth Holmes Sentenced To 11-years Impriosnment For Fraud
• Elon Musk Asks Twitter Users To Vote On Reinstatement Of Donald Trump’s Account
• Theranos: Elizabeth Holmes Sentenced To More Than 11 Years In Prison 
• Twitter Closes Offices Amid Mass Resignation of Staff
• Nancy Pelosi Steps Down As Leader Of US House Democrats 
• Elon Musk To Find A New CEO For Twitter So He Can Focus On Tesla
• Israel To Citizens: Supporters Of Our Archenemy Will Be In Qatar, Keep Low Profile
• TV Preacher Bags 8,658 Years Imprisonment
• Woman Who Was Told Her Baby Was ‘Dead’ Discovers 17 years Later He Had Been Taken By Family
• Donald Trump Announces 2024 Re-Election Run For President
• Biden: It Is ‘Unlikely’ That Poland Missile Was Fired From Russia
• Breaking News: World War 3 (WWIII) Might Be Triggered As Polish And Pentagon Official Yet To Release Confirmation On Russian Missile Strike
• Russian Missiles Kill Two In Poland, US Intelligence Says 
• Mayweather Gets Dubai Royalty’s Permission To Enter Country After Refusal 
• Airline Removes Six Seats To Allow World’s Tallest Woman Fly On Plane 
• Google Pays $392m In Landmark US Privacy Case
• Former Brazil Congresswoman, Flordelis dos Santos Sentenced To 50 Years For Husband’s Murder (Photo)
• Four University of Idaho Students Found Dead (Photo)
• No More ‘Twitter For iPhone’ & ‘Twitter For Android’ Watermarks – Elon Musk Declares
• Tragedy As Man Lunges 40ft To His Death After Leaning Over Cliff For Selfie
• Church Of England Paves The Way For Same-sex Marriages 
• Watchdog Asks U.S. Election Regulator To Probe $20 Mln Trump Transfer
• China’s Xi Tells Biden: Taiwan Issue Is ‘First Red Line’ That Must Not Be Crossed
• Turkey Rejects US Embassy’s Condolences Over Terror Attack In Istanbul 
• King Charles III Celebrates First Birthday As British Monarch
• White House Hails Ukraine’s ‘Extraordinary Victory’ In Kherson
• Ghana President Sacks Minister Over Alleged Corruption
• 11-year-old Boy Scores Highest In Mensa IQ Test ‘Beating Einstein And Hawking’
• U.S Community, Navajo Receives Electricity For The First Time, No Tap Water Yet 
• China Premier Li Emphasised ‘Irresponsibility’ Of Nuclear Threats At Asia Summit -U.S. Official
• U.S. May Skirt Recession In 2023, Europe Not So Lucky – Morgan Stanley
• Tiffany Trump And Her Nigerian-Bred Lover Get Married In Florida
• Man Kidnaps His 8-Year-Old Son, Demands Ransom From Wife
• Young Children Among 21 People Killed As Bus Falls Into Canal
• Two Planes Collide During World War II Airshow At US Airport
• Six-Month-Old Baby Freezes To Death As Migrants Spend 36 Hours On Mediterranean To Italy
• Story Of 25-Year-Old Man Who Killed His 21-Year-Old Girlfriend After She Allegedly Aborted Their Unborn Child
• Crypto Giant FTX Files For Bankruptcy As CEO Resigns
• Outrage As University Asks Female Students To Take Pregnancy Test Before Exams
• Elon Musk Replies Twitter User Who Said He’s Destroying The Platform For Charging $8 Blue-check Verification
• Thai Food Blogger Faces Five Years In Jail For Videoing Herself Eating A Whole Bat In A Bowl Of Soup
• Russia’s “Dead Hand” Nuclear Trigger Can Wipe Out U.S, Europe In A Strike
• U.S. Inflation Drops To 7.7% In October – Foreign Affairs
• Ghana’s Inflation Hits 40.4% In October 2022 
• Russia Orders Troops To Leave Ukrainian City of Kherson In Major Setback for Moscow
• Transgender Influencer, Nikita Dragun Placed In Men’s Unit Of Jail After Arrest
• UK Nurses To Hold First Strike In History Over Salary Increment
• Elon Musk Scraps New Twitter Label Hours After Launch
• Scientists Say Earth Needs To Prepare For An Alien Encounter NOW Before Its Late
• Man Throws Eggs At King Charles, Queen Consort During Walkabout In York (Video)
• Woman Arrested For Killing Her Four Children With A Sledgehammer In South Africa
• Donald Trump’s Daughter Set To Wed Her Nigerian-Bred Fiancé On November 12
• Meta Fires 11,000 Employees
• US Airport Officials Confiscate Gun Hidden Inside Chicken (Photos)
• First Black American Governor Elected In Maryland, US (Photo)
• 2-year-old Fighting For Life After Swallowing Battery That Exploded Inside Him
• Twitter Reportedly Asking Some Fired Employees To Return To Work
• Biden ‘Asks Zelensky To Show Willingness For Talks With Putin
• North Korea Fires Four Ballistic Missiles
• Kenyan Girl Drowns In Pool On Facebook Live (Video)
• Rwandan Woman Arrested For Indecent Dressing Is Sentenced To 2 Years In Jail
• Singapore To End Ban On Gay Sex After Years Of Debate
• Albania Investigates Military Factory Intruders From Russia And Ukraine
• Western Powers Stress importance of Nuclear Safety In Ukraine, Downing Street Says
• Japan Considers Deploying Long-range Missiles To Counter China, Yomiuri Reports
• Leaders Of U.S., UK, France, Germany Discuss Iran Nuclear Issue
• Angolan Opposition Leader Says One-party State Is ‘Big Cancer’ Of Society
• Peruvian Ethnic Nationalist Leader Who Led Uprising Is Released From Prison
• Colombia Suspends ELN Rebel Arrest Warrants, Extradition Orders To Restart Peace Talks
• Somali Forces End 30-Hour Hotel Siege, 106 Hostages Freed
• Australia’s Qantas Apologises To Customers For Operational Problems
• Daughter Of Ultra-Nationalist Russian Ideologue Killed In Suspected Car Bomb Attack – Investigators
• At Least 32 People killed In Turkey In Separate Crashes At Accident Sites
• U.S. Treasury Official Warns Russia Trying To Bypass Western Sanctions Via Turkey
• Unbelievable: How Ethiopian Airlines Pilots With Over 150 Passengers Fell Asleep Mid-air, Overshot The Runaway
• Rwandan Woman Arrested For Indecent Dressing Sentenced To 2 Years In Jail
• Balenciaga Selling ‘Most Expensive Trash Bag In The World’ For $1,790 (Photos)
• Europe’s Drought Exposes Ancient Stones, World War Two Ships As Waters Fall
• Unidentified Attackers Seize Control Of Hotel In Somali Capital
• At Least 12 killed In Somalia Hotel Siege, Intelligence Officer Says
• Indonesia To Brief Media In First Confirmed Monkeypox Case
• NATO Secretary General To Focus On Arctic During Canada Visit
• Italy’s PD Pledges ‘Dowry’ For Young People In Election Manifesto
• Myanmar’s Suu Kyi Could Return Home After Verdicts, Junta Chief Says
• Nicaraguan Anti-Ortega Bishop Under House Arrest After Pre-dawn Raid
• IMF Staff To Visit Sri Lanka Next Week On Aid Package
• Storms Batter South And Central Europe, Kills At Least 12
• Why I Don’t Grant Interviews – Veteran Actor, Kofi Adjorlolo
• Update Your iPhones, iPad, Macs – Apple Tells Users After Discovering Security Flaws
• Shark Bites Woman’s Arms While She Was Playing In The Sea With Her Grandson (Photo)
• Story Of 9-Year-Old Girl Who Saved Her Mother’s Life By Giving CPR For 20 Minutes After She Collapsed
• Man Jailed For Life After Killing His Bride On Their Wedding Night And Stuffed Her Body In Suitcase (Photo)
• Family Find Two Dead Children In Suitcases Bought From Online Auction
• Pregnant Woman Dies After Husband Set Her Ablaze For Refusing To Have An Abortion
• Algeria’s Wildfires Death Toll Rises To 37 – Ennahar TV