Advocacy groups warn against stigmatizing monkeypox
During the recent outbreak of monkeypox, advocacy groups for communities that may be at risk have issued a warning against
New Zealand COVID-19 infections reduce; worst-case situation avoided
The government of New Zealand announced on Wednesday (July 27) that new COVID-19 cases were decreasing, and it appeared possible
NASA says Russia’s disengagement isn’t official yet
On Tuesday, July 26, Russia’s new space chief announced that his country plans to withdraw from the International Space Station
UK political aspirants Truss wants TikTok regulated
On Monday, British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss, who is the bookmakers’ favorite to succeed Prime Minister Boris Johnson in a
Prime minister aspirants dispute taxes and spending
On Monday, July 25, the two remaining candidates in Britain’s bid to replace Prime Minister Boris Johnson squared off in
Moscow chess robot fractures boy’s finger
After a battle in Russia last week, a little boy’s finger was broken by a chess-playing robot, according to the
In your resignation letter and exit interview, don’t burn any bridges
Is everyone just giving up hope now that we’re living in the COVID-19 era? Leaving one’s employment was once a
Prince Harry wins appeal to get police protection
On Friday, July 22, Prince Harry received approval to formally appeal the British government’s decision to remove police protection from
British spy chief: Russia nearing ‘exhaustion’ in Ukraine
In the coming weeks, Russia’s military is set to begin an operational pause in Ukraine, which will provide the Ukrainian
Police say corrupt elites are losing interest in ‘Londongrad’
London is losing its appeal as a destination for corrupt Russian oligarchs and other kleptocrats because of new powers and
