Category: News Desk

Thu 21 November 2024: The price of a Bitcoin increased to the $97,500 level on Thursday, climbing by around 4.3% on a daily basis as of 0930GMT. The largest cryptocurrency saw a record level of $97,862 during the day, with annual gains reaching around 160% as of Thursday. During the last 24-hour period, the price […]

Thu 21 November 2024: A third of Muslims in the UK said the recent far-right riots have led them to consider leaving the country, a survey revealed on Wednesday. The survey, conducted by Survation on behalf of Tell Mama, an NGO that tracks hate crimes targeting Muslims, revealed rising concerns within British Muslim communities following […]

Wed 20 November 2024: US President Joe Biden has approved providing antipersonnel land mines to Ukraine in what has been seen as another policy reversal on weapons provided to Kyiv by the outgoing United States administration, according to reports. The US expects Ukraine to use the land mines in its own territory, though it has […]

Tue 19 November 2024: Thousands of farmers from across the UK gathered in central London on Tuesday in the largest protest yet against the government’s controversial changes to inheritance tax rules, announced in the Autumn Budget on Oct. 30. The policy, set to take effect in April 2026, will impose a 20% inheritance tax on farms valued over £1 million. Farmers from […]

Tue 19 November 2024: Russian President Vladimir Putin signed on Tuesday a decree approving Moscow’s updated nuclear doctrine. According to the document, published on the government portal’s website, aggression against Russia and its allies by a non-nuclear country with the support of a nuclear state will be considered as a joint attack. Also, Russia may […]

Mon 18 November 2024: A new poll released Monday shows that more than half of Canadians believe Prime Minister Justin Trudeau should quit. The once-popular leader has bottomed out, with 57% of respondents believing that someone other than Trudeau should head the Liberals in the next election which has to be held no later than […]

Mon 18 November 2024: Indigenous Senator Lidia Thorpe says she has no regrets as Senate expresses disapproval of protest against the monarch. Australia’s Senate has voted to censure Indigenous lawmaker Lidia Thorpe after she heckled Britain’s King Charles III during his visit to parliament last month. The vote, led by Australia’s governing Labor Party, was passed with […]