EU leaders, divided over Russia oil embargo, seek a solution

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​associated press​​​ By LORNE COOK and SAMUEL PETREQUIN European Union leaders struggled Monday to agree to impose an oil embargo on Russia, as Ukraine’s president urged them to set aside their →

Death toll in Brazilian floods rises to 57, thousands displaced

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​reuters​​​ By Gram Slattery and Sergio Queiroz Over 100 people are missing or confirmed dead in Brazil, the government said on Sunday, as mudslides and major floods brought about by heavy rains tore →

Analysis: How the Ukraine conflict is reshaping global oil markets

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​reuters​​​ By Alex Lawler Russian exports were back to pre-invasion levels in April, according to data from the Paris-based International Energy Agency and oil prices have stabilised around $110 →

Sudan lifts state of emergency

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africa news By Rédaction Africanews with AP Sudan’s leading general lifted, Sunday, a state of emergency that was imposed in the country following the October coup he led. The country experienced →

Is the COVID Pandemic about to Get Ugly?

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american thinker By George W. Ford For a pandemic to be brought under control, a sufficient part of the population needs to acquire sterilizing immunity so that transmission among individuals can be →

There is a way to stop school shootings

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american thinker By Pandra Selivanov One of the first criminals named on the FBI’s Ten Most Wanted List was Willie Sutton, a man who quipped that he robbed banks because “that’s where the money is.” →

Nancy Pelosi's husband arrested for suspected DUI; her office says she wasn't present

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abc news By Morgan Gstalter House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband, Paul Pelosi, was arrested in Napa County, California, on Saturday night for allegedly driving under the influence. The 82-year-old →

Russian troops entering Sievierodonetsk in eastern Ukraine

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​abc news​​​ by Ricardo Mazalan The Russian-battered eastern Ukrainian city of Sievierodonetsk appeared to be on the brink of becoming another Mariupol on Monday as services and aid have been cut and →

Is Russia Gaining the Upper Hand in Ukraine’s East?

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​national interest​​​ by Mark Episkopos As Russian forces press their advantage in Ukraine’s east, the Western maximum-pressure campaign against the Kremlin faces its toughest test yet. →

Xinjiang visit 'unsupervised' and 'open,' UN human rights chief says as she wraps up China trip

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​global times​​​ By stressing her trip is not an investigation, UN human rights chief Michelle Bachelet ended her six-day visit in China and its Xinjiang region with a statement on Saturday night and →

Ukrainian hryvnia can be exchanged in Belgium from 1 June

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​the brussels times​​​ By Dylan Carter Following an agreement between the National Banks of Belgium and Ukraine, Ukrainian refugees will be able to exchange Hryvnia banknotes for Euros in Belgium, →

Kenya army conducts thrilling aerobatic drill in Nairobi

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africa news Kenya on Saturday held an impressive air show in its capital Nairobi to showcase a batch of military and civilian aircraft and display the African country's achievements in aviation and →

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