Latest NewsMaersk largest shipping company suspends Berbera port operations
Credit Photo/Facebook The world’s largest shipping company Maersk said on Monday that it has temporarily suspended accepting new shipments to and from the port of Berbera in the Somaliland
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Maersk largest shipping company suspends Berbera port operations
Credit Photo/Facebook The world’s largest shipping company Maersk said on Monday that it has temporarily suspended accepting new shipments to and from the port of Berbera in the Somaliland
Read MoreBritish universities paid security firm to spy on pro-Palestine students
Student protesters at the London School for Economics were among those monitored by private security firm Horus. Photographer Anealla Safdar By Al Jazeera Twelve British universities paid a
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By Xinhua News Agency Tens of thousands of Japanese people gathered around the parliament building in Tokyo on Sunday to protest attempts of the government of Japanese Prime Minister Sanae
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By Anadolu Agency Iran is seeking to end the war with the US and Iran “with dignity,” the country’s President Masoud Pezeshkian said Sunday, arguing that US President Donald Trump has no
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Featured ArticlesMaersk largest shipping company suspends Berbera port operations
Credit Photo/Facebook The world’s largest shipping company Maersk said on Monday that it has temporarily suspended accepting new shipments to and from the port of Berbera in the Somaliland
Maersk largest shipping company suspends Berbera port operations
Credit Photo/Facebook The world’s largest shipping company Maersk said on Monday that it has temporarily suspended accepting new shipments to and from the port of Berbera in the Somaliland
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A school child walks in Westminster as the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) continues, in London, Britain, March 18, 2020. REUTERS/Hannah McKay Schools across Britain were struggling
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Credit to photo/Anadolu Agency Middle East Monitor By Osama Gaweesh British Prime Minister Boris Johnson called Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi a couple of weeks ago regarding the latter’s invitation
13 hurt after 2 passenger trains crash in southern England
The scene of a crash involving two trains near the Fisherton Tunnel between Andover and Salisbury in Wiltshire, England early Monday, Nov. 1, 2021. Two passenger trains crashed after one of them
Oil down as China releases fuel from reserves
By Anadolu Agency Investors to focus on whether major oil producers will change output policy amid global energy crisis at Thursday’s OPEC+ meeting Oil prices declined on Monday with the easing
Saudi weapons trainer breaks mould in male-dominated field
Saudi female firearm trainer Mona Al Khurais teaches a Saudi woman on safe usage of weapons at the Top-Gun shooting range in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, October 28, 2021. REUTERS/Ahmed Yosri By Reuters
Ethiopia’s PM defiant as rival Tigray forces make advances
Captured Ethiopian government soldiers and allied militia members are paraded by Tigray forces through the streets in open-top trucks, center, as they arrived to be taken to a detention center in
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Credit to photo/Pinterest The Guardian By Hannah Summers Undercover reporters for ITV documentary find procedure widely available in London Dozens of clinics, private hospitals and pharmacies are
Biden tells Erdogan US and Turkey must avoid crises
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Three people shot dead during huge protests against Sudan coup, doctors say
Sudanese demonstrators march and chant during a protest against the military takeover, in Atbara, Sudan. Ebaid Ahmed via REUTERS By Reuters Security forces shot dead three people during
G-20 leaders turn to climate change on last day of summit
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, and U.S. President Joe Biden, from left, pose for the media prior to a meeting at the La
Climate, COVID and the economy top G20 agenda at Rome summit
World leaders gather for the official family photograph on day one of the G20 leaders summit at the convention center of La Nuvola, in Rome, October 30, 2021. Ludovic Marin/Pool via REUTERS By