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Iranian journalist defiantly shares hospital photo after London stabbing
Anti-terrorism authorities are investigating the Friday afternoon assault in south London. A defiant photo of an Iranian television journalist who was hospitalised after being stabbed outside his London residence on Friday has been shared online. This comes after a colleague at his broadcaster stated that threats against its staff had "significantly escalated."
King Charles attends Easter Sunday church service
In his first significant public appearance following a cancer diagnosis, King Charles was greeted by well-wishers. The King addressed the congregation and extended handshakes following the Easter Sunday service in Windsor, Windsor, where Queen Camilla accompanied him. Due to Catherine's ongoing cancer treatment, the Prince and Princess of Wales were absent.
Trump campaign criticizes Biden for Transgender Day declaration
The transgender community observes this day annually on March 31. However, the Democratic president's proclamation of this day on Easter Sunday has been met with disapproval from critics who noted that it conflicts with the holiday. Joe Biden's proclamation that Easter Sunday would be Transgender Day of Visibility (TDOV) has drawn criticism from the campaign of Donald Trump.
Germany preps to legalize home cannabis cultivation, societal inclusion
Currently categorised as a narcotic in Germany, this classification is set to change in April. Security is rigorous in a large grey facility located just outside Dresden's East German capital. The brilliant white corridors are enclosed by the same imposing metal door that once fortified Germany's gold reserves.
Drivers alerted: heavy rain expected across country Monday
The RAC has advised drivers to postpone their journeys until later in the day in light of heavy traffic, as inclement weather may exacerbate their difficulties. On Easter Monday, heavy precipitation could disrupt over two million return journeys. For much of England and Wales, the Met Office predicts that dry periods will give way to cloudy conditions with spotty precipitation on Sunday, followed by up to 15mm of heavier, potentially thunderous rain by the end of the Easter weekend.
Prince and Princess of Wales miss Easter Sunday service
As the 75-year-old monarch emerged from St George's Chapel, public members praised him and urged him to "keep going strong" despite withdrawing from significant public engagements to receive treatment. In a rare public appearance since receiving a cancer diagnosis, the King attended the traditional Easter Sunday church service at Windsor Castle, where he engaged in conversation and shook hands with well-wishers.
Ramadan 2024: From where do you obtain your dates?
During the Muslim sacred month of Ramadan, as the sun sets, numerous adherents break their fasts with a sweet, dried fruit with an ancient history in the region. To attain a higher state of "taqwa," or awareness of God, able-bodied, devout Muslims abstain from eating, drinking, smoking, and engaging in sexual relations during daylight hours for the duration of these 29 to 30 days.
Kyiv targets Russian navy; Moscow advances in eastern Ukraine
Late on Saturday night, Ukraine launched a catastrophic missile strike against Russian military targets in the Crimean port of Sevastopol, ...
Brazilian agricultural workers exploited to gather a staple
Seven vehicles are proceeding in a convoy through the Caatinga, an arid region of Piauà characterised by dusty, parched land and sparse, frequently thorny vegetation. Prosecutors, federal police investigators, and personnel from the labour ministry are included in the convoy. This marks the conclusion of extensive clandestine investigations conducted on the ground regarding working conditions within the carnauba wax sector.
Syria: Car bomb in Azaz market kills seven
A car explosion in northern Syria that targeted a bustling market has claimed the lives of at least seven individuals. Several others were injured in the assault in the Aleppo province hamlet of Azaz, which is located close to the Turkish border. The perpetrator of the assault in the town, which is governed by pro-Turkish militias engaged in opposition to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, remains unknown.
Mexico debates political party’s ‘New Deal’ for the poor
The crowd's density increased as one approached the Zocalo, rendering movement increasingly difficult. Eventually, just before reaching the square, the crowd's motion decelerated and essentially ceased. As individuals futilely attempted to pass one another with their bodies pressed close together, a palpable unease descended upon the crowd, and some began to exhibit signs of panic. A strident voice then emanated, pleading for silence.
Being labelled ‘extremist’ won’t stop Palestine Action
The Conservative Party government expanded police powers and moved to weaponize concerns over so-called "extremism" in response to weekly pro-Palestine demonstrations against Israel's assault on Gaza, which were attended by hundreds of thousands in London and other major British cities. Its prominent figures stigmatized nonviolent demonstrators who were exercising their democratic rights, labelling them "hate marchers" and "mobs" and categorizing all opposition to Israel's occupation and war as motivated by bigotry and hatred.