NHS Aims to Eliminate Cervical Cancer in England by 2040
Currently, approximately 2,600 women in England are diagnosed with cervical cancer each year.
Sacked UK Home Secretary Braverman Launches Scathing Attack on PM Sunak
She claimed she struck a secret deal to serve in Sunak’s cabinet, exchanging her support for a series of commitments.
US Republican Support For Israel Undeterred Amidst Gaza Conflict
Evangelical leaders play a pivotal role in solidifying the connection between Republicans and Israel.
Biden, Xi Meet As US-China Military, Economic Tensions Grind On
Biden is expected to press Xi to use China’s influence to urge Iran not to take provocative action in the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Israeli Forces Raid Gaza’s Largest Hospital, Hundreds of Patients Stranded by Fighting
Israel accuses Hamas of using Palestinians as human shields, while Palestinians and rights groups say Israel has recklessly endangered civilians.
Russian Convicted Of Journalist Anna Politkovskaya’s Murder Gets Pardon
He was pardoned after fighting in Ukraine in the ongoing war.
Former Policeman Convicted of Infamous Malaysia Murder Released from Australian Immigration Detention
Australia has decided not to deport him to Malaysia, citing a longstanding policy of not extraditing individuals to countries where they face execution.
Ex-Prime Minister Cameron Makes Shock Return To UK Government As Foreign Secretary
It’s rare for a non-lawmaker to take a senior government post, and it has been decades since a former prime minister held a Cabinet job.
Greta Thunberg’s Climate Protest Speech in Amsterdam Interrupted by Stage Invader
Another activist had her speech cut short after using the phrase “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free.”
Smoky Skies, Deteriorating Air Quality Grip Delhi After Diwali Celebrations
Despite India’s Supreme Court banning the use of firecrackers during Diwali and allowing only “green crackers” with reduced emissions, enforcement remains lax.
Trump’s Plans If He Returns To White House Include Deportation Raids, Tariffs, Mass Firings
Some of his current ideas would probably end up in court or impeded by Congress.
Netanyahu Rejects Growing Calls For Ceasefire As Israel Battles Hamas Outside Main Gaza Hospital
A cease-fire would be possible only if all 239 hostages held by militants in Gaza are released, he said in a televised address.
Palestinian Evacuees Reveal Thousands Sheltering At Shifa Hospital Fled Due To Airstrikes
The hospital had sheltered nearly 80,000 people running from heavy ground battles and airstrikes.
Biden, Xi Jinping To Discuss Trade, US-China Relations On Wednesday
Officials withhold further details due to security concerns except that the leaders are to meet in San Francisco.
Israel Agrees To 4-Hour Daily Pauses in Gaza Fighting To Allow Civilians Flee, White House Says
Indirect talks are taking place in Qatar — which also played a role in the freeing of four hostages by Hamas last month — about a larger release of hostages.
UK Home Secretary’s Comments on Police Handling of Pro-Palestinian Protests Sparks Controversy
The Labour Party accused the home secretary of undermining police independence and deliberately creating division.
US Launches Airstrike on Site in Syria in Response To Attacks By Iranian-Backed Militias
The latest strike was designed to take out supplies, weapons and ammunition.
Israel Should Stop Propaganda That Palestinians Held Captive By Hamas, Envoy Says
“Is it that to free me, you will kill me? If that is a way to help the Palestinians, we can’t accept it.”
G7 Leaders Reaffirm Support for Ukraine Amidst Middle East Tensions
Kyiv has raised concerns about “Ukraine fatigue” among Western nations, fearing that waning international support could jeopardise its ability to fend off Russian forces.
Ivanka Trump Set To Testify in Civil Fraud Trial
Like her brothers, she has professed minimal knowledge of their father’s annual financial statements.
