Sister of jailed hunger striker appeals to Egypt
A sister of jailed hunger striker Alaa Abd el Fattah stated that she has directly requested amnesty for her brother,
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At COP27, nuclear power industry seeks greater decarbonization
Using the COP27 climate meeting in Egypt, nuclear energy advocates, including politicians and activists, aimed to improve the industry’s image
Chaos in Twitter Blue as paid verifications roll
Twitter Blue, the platform’s new development brought in by the new owner of social media – Elon Musk – has
UK minister Gavin Williamson resigns over bullying allegations
On Tuesday, November 8, British minister Gavin Williamson resigned from the cabinet following allegations that he mistreated colleagues, calling into
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More than 7,100 languages are spoken across the world today. Around 23 languages account for more than half the world’s
Musk’s Twitter app will charge $8 for blue
In Elon Musk’s first big change to the social media site, Twitter updated its app in the Apple App Store
India wants to go beyond its $100 billion-per-year
India asked affluent nations to fulfill their pledge to provide $100 billion annually in climate money to poor nations and
Daniel Radcliffe: Criticizing JK Rowling’s transphobic remarks is
Daniel Radcliffe stands by his decision to come out against the transphobic remarks made by J.K. Rowling, creator of the
Will UN clear Marcos’ human rights record?
As the United Nations Human Rights Council (UN HRC) will shortly examine the human rights record of the Philippines, which
Musk says Twitter will change user verification
Elon Musk tweeted on Sunday, October 30 that Twitter will alter its user authentication procedure just days after he assumed
