Shenzhen vows to mobilize all resources to stop COVID-19
Chinese metropolis Shenzhen in the south promised to “mobilise all resources” in its fight against an epidemic of COVID-19, requiring
After a global outage, Microsoft Teams is back up and running for most users
After an hour-long outage that affected tens of thousands of clients worldwide, Microsoft stated on Thursday (Jul 21) that MS
FIFA may suspend El Salvador’s federation due government meddling
Football’s governing body FIFA issued a warning to El Salvador on Wednesday (Jul 20) that it could ban the country
As the sport’s bodies change their names, “Quidditch” becomes “Quadball”
It has been announced that Quidditch, the wizarding sport from the “Harry Potter” books, will be renamed quadball in an
Europe tense over German gas return
On Thursday (Jul. 21), Europe is eagerly awaiting the return of Russian gas supplies, as economically dependent Germany accuses the
Joe Biden plans to meet with Xi Jinping and questions Pelosi’s Taiwan trip
Amid simmering tensions over Taiwan and trade, US President Joe Biden wants to meet with his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping
Ukrainian first lady requests additional weapons against Russia’s ‘Hunger Games’
As Ukraine fights a five-month Russian invasion, first lady Olena Zelenska pleaded with US senators on Tuesday (Jul 20) for
Patagonia’s congested waterways kill blue whales
Blue whale corpses washed ashore in Patagonia, at the southernmost tip of South America amidst rocks and boulders. There were
Abu Dhabi’s meteoric rise to the top of the global cycling rankings
Cycling vacations usually conjure up ideas of riding over the French countryside, a baguette lashed to the handlebars, or perhaps
More than a million women a year seek alternatives to abortion in the Catholic-majority Philippines
As an experienced doctor in the Philippines, Miriam has seen her fair share of high-risk operations and procedures, but she
