The Security Council has made four failed attempts in recent weeks to reach agreement on a Gaza resolution. Photo: Bebeto Matthews/AP/NTB By NTB | 10/28/2023 7:22:24 PM Policy: The 15 member states could meet again on Sunday, according to sources

Hurricane Lee hit Nova Scotia in eastern Canada, Reuters reports. Wind gusts of up to 30 meters per second ravage the province, and more than 153,000 people are without electricity, according to the Canadian Radio-Canada. Lee traveled for a week

Voters cast their ballots in a box in Redfern, Australia, on Saturday. The vote ended with a categorical no to the creation of an assembly for the country’s indigenous population. Photo: Rick Rycroft/AP/NTB By NTB | 15.10.2023 18:02:23 Policy: The

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Quiz: October special October 12, 23 by Agenda Store In what year did the October Revolution take place in Russia? What is considered the largest folk festival in the world took place for the first time on October 12, 1810,

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Israel did not give weapons to Ukraine. But despite the country’s restraint in the war in Ukraine, Russia is now drawing heavy criticism. And a warning. Russian President Vladimir Putin speaks during his visit to the armed forces at the

The American Financial Supervisory Authority (SEC) will investigate Elon Musk’s acquisition of the social network Twitter, now renamed X. Elon Musk bought Twitter in early 2022, and carried out major upheavals within the company, which, among other things, changed its

Several European leaders are doing like Rishi Sunak and watering down climate policy. They fear that costly environmental measures will give wind in their sails to right-wing populists. The President of the European Parliament, Roberta Metsola, fears that aggressive climate

Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, announced this summer that it would block news content from Canada. The reason is a new law that requires the giant to pay publishers for links and use of their content. Tens