Half-empty supermarkets due to Brexit and Covid, England asks for help from the military to bring food
Half-empty shelves, products that are in short supply: in some areas of the United Kingdom, Brexit, the pandemic as well
Thousands take to roads in Guatemala calling for President’s resignation
Members of one of Guatemala’s most prominent farmers and indigenous groups, on Monday, blocked roads across the nation, calling on
America Is Dependent On Kremlin For Crude Despite Malware Threats
The United States is showing great interest in Russia’s oil reserves. This is going to continue, as economists wait for
Taliban take over sixth Afghanistan provincial capital
The Taliban, in four days, has captured the sixth province in Afghanistan – the armed group’s spokesman said on Monday.
US Infrastructure Bill moves closer to Senate
From the much-debated and heated topic of the US Infrastructure Bill, finally Senate moved closer to passing a $550 billion
More protests in France against the green pass
There are at least 37,000 in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region, from Nice to Marseille, about 16,000 in Paris in four
California’s Dixie Fire is now the largest wildfire in the U.S.
A 3-week-old wildfire that engulfed a tiny Northern California mountain town, mainly in the Dixie area has become the third-largest
Australia won’t bend to Chinese demands to begin bilateral talks
Australia’s foreign minister Marise Payne said that Australia wouldn’t bow down to Chinese demands to change its policy to restart
Congress rejects Bolsonaro’s proposed electoral amendments
A Brazilian congressional committee voted against, on Thursday, a constitutional amendment to adopt printed ballots – what is being seen
The EU renews its appeal to get vaccinated, still the best option to fight Covid
Complete vaccination is the key to protection against severe COVID-19, including diseases caused by the Delta variant. From the Europe
