Isreali authorities reported on Wednesday that two bomb blasts rocked different parts of the Jerusalem, killing one and injuring at least 14 people in what Israel says is the first coordinated attack by suspected attacker Palestine in many years. According to Israeli police, one improvised bomb exploded at a bus[Read More…]

A 26-year-old woman in the UK who has Down’s syndrome failed in her attempt to overturn the UK’s abortion laws, with the High Court ruling that unborn babies who are disabled can be aborted after 24 weeks. Heidi Carter went to the High Court to challenge the current abortion law[Read More…]

Italy’s new prime minister Giorgia Meloni has promised to get tough on citizens who are taking advantage of the country’s poverty relief scheme.   Meloni believes that the scheme is being used by people as a lifestyle choice as opposed to getting a job and she also went onto say that she[Read More…]

On Thursday, France’s lower court voted by a sizeable majority to enshrine abortion rights in their constitution. Supporters of the bill cited the U.S. Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v. Wade as their reasoning for taking this action. The law was led by left wing party France Unbowed (LFI). According to the[Read More…]

On Thursday, the UK government told its departments to cease installing any Chinese-linked surveillance cameras at sensitive buildings, due to possible security risks. The decision following a review of “current and future possible security risks associated with the installation of CCTV cameras on the government estate,” cabinet office minister Oliver[Read More…]

Residents in Beijing’s most populated district are being urged stay at home as the city is experiencing a spike in COVID cases. As a result, several businesses in the area have closed and schools will conduct classes online. Beijing is continuing to operate a zero-covid strategy, so even small outbreaks[Read More…]

Several World Cup teams announced that they had planning an on field show of support for the LGBTQ+ community. The captains, who included Harry Kane from England and Virgil Van Dijk from The Netherlands, were going to wear “One Love” arm bands during their opening matches of the World Cup.[Read More…]

Following a review of their standard, The Associated Press has dismissed a reporter for using anonymous sourcing following an “egregious” error in a story he wrote about a missile strike in which two people in Poland were killed. The national security reporter, James LaPorta, was removed from his position after[Read More…]

Officials on the Indonesian island of Java have confirmed that an earthquake struck and killed at least 268 people, injuring hundreds more. Regional governor Ridwan Kamil spoke about those injured and said “most of them sustained fractures from being crushed in ruins.” Kamil warned that some residents remain trapped and believes[Read More…]

British comedian Joe Lycett confirmed that he didn’t shred £10,000 ($11,800) as he previously implied. Lycett had previously asked for former Manchester United, Real Madrid and LA Galaxy midfielder David Beckham to resign from his role as ambassador for Qatar during the World Cup due to their human rights record,[Read More…]