Noah HoffmanCourtesy picture Two-time Olympian Noah Hoffman’s life is busier than it has ever been during his 10-year career with the US Nordic Ski Team. The future Brown graduate – he will have an economics degree by May – has been involved in athlete activism since retiring in 2018. HoffmanRead More →
The Lithuanian government is considering selling the building in Vilnius that may have housed a CIA prison where US authorities are believed to have held several 9/11 suspects. The authorities intend to auction nearly 1,000 square meter buildings on the 1 hectare plot in the near future, English TLR reported.Read More →
“The question of patriotism is not learned simply by walking on the ground and carrying a gun,” says Save Our Schools Network MANILA, Philippines — Groups have denounced Vice Presidential aspirant Sara Duterte’s suggestion to make military service compulsory for Filipinos once they turn 18. “Vice-presidential candidate Mayor Sara DuterteRead More →
UNITED NATIONS: as he begins his second term as UN Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres said on Thursday that the world is worse off in many ways than it was five years ago due to the pandemic of COVID-19, the climate crisis and geopolitical tensions that have sparked conflict everywhere – butRead More →
A report on world trade data showed that US companies were still buying teakwood from Myanmar as late as last month despite the government imposing sanctions on the country last year after its military took over. took power. Teak is a tropical deciduous tree found in Thailand, India, and Myanmar.Read More →
Copyright AFP 2017-2022. All rights reserved. Facebook posts with images of a political rally organized by Kenya’s Vice President William Ruto in his hometown of Eldoret on January 8, 2022, included an old, unrelated photo. The image of a huge crowd, which also circulated on Twitter, was captured in TanzaniaRead More →
A traveling family from Chorley have been told they can stay for another three years at the Greenbelt site where they currently live, as the council’s pledge to build permanent land in the borough has still not been kept. . Over 12 years ago the Linfoot family settled on landRead More →