According to Senegalese President Macky Sall, Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has requested a meeting with the African Union. Sall, the current leader of the 55-member continental council, addressed a phone contact he had with Zelenskyy on Monday night in a tweet. “The necessity to favour conversation for a peaceful settlement to this problem” was also … Read more
Millions of Somalis face starvation due to the intensifying drought, UN officials said on Tuesday. “A perfect combination of bad rain, increasing food costs, and severe financial gaps leaves over 40% of Somalis on the verge,” the agencies stated. Drought has hit many sections of Somalia, as well as Ethiopia and Kenya, but UN agencies … Read more
Four students were arrested on Monday, at Bellevue Middle School, Nashville. Officers detained the youngsters for breaking into a concession booth near the Bellevue Middle School football field. They were all brought to a juvenile correctional institution. Each pupil got a.45 calibre semi-automatic handgun. Errant trespassing, drug paraphernalia, minor in possession of a handgun, and … Read more
A piece of legislation advocated by Airbnb that would restrain travellers Short-term rental regulations in Nashville appear to have died in a House committee on Tuesday, but lobbyists have the option of reviving the legislation as long as the legislature is in session. House Local Government Committee Chairman Jeremy Faison, the bill’s primary proponent, withdrew … Read more
European Parliament members in Tunis have been briefed by Tunisian President Kais Saied on his plans for “free and fair” elections in order to resolve political turmoil in the nation. In addition, he vowed to “maintain the unity, continuity, and sovereignty of the state, according to the desire of the Tunisian people.” Andrea Cozzolino and … Read more
One of Holland America’s ships will serve as a temporary shelter for Ukrainian migrants. Approximately 1,500 Ukrainians will be housed on the Volendam in Rotterdam for three months. Refugees will receive three hot meals a day, as well as access to the internet and other basics, from Holland America. Three Volendam cruises will be cancelled … Read more
The United States is examining accusations that a deadly poisonous chemical was dropped in Mariupol, according to lawmakers on a trip to Poland. However, they warned that it might take some time to figure out the nature of the strike on the embattled port city. Biden administration and its allies will not sit idly by … Read more
A giant letter “Z” and the phrase “Don’t betray your nation, Dima” were scrawled on the door of Russian anti-war activist Dmitry Ivanov one day when he returned home. Violence against anti-war protesters in Russia is becoming more regular as the Ukraine conflict rages on. To show their support for Russia’s “special military operation,” these … Read more
Brno, the second-largest Czech city, has seen an influx of Ukrainians since Russia started its deadly campaign on Ukraine. They’ve come for lessons aimed to educate them how to wield lethal firearms safely while yet inflicting damage on their adversary. At least 130 men and women have received free instruction on how to defend yourself … Read more
On Tuesday, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko accused the United Kingdom of orchestrating last week’s massacre in Ukraine’s Bucha. He dubbed the killings of citizens in Bucha, Ukraine, a “British special operation.” Announcing his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Lukashenko said that Russia’s Federal Service could give confirmation of the assertion. The Belarusian President brought … Read more
First public comments on Ukraine war in a week, Vladimir Putin said Russia will achieve all of its “noble” military objectives in Ukraine, and he slammed the West for failing to bring Russia to its knees with economic sanctions. Putin called the situation in Ukraine a tragedy as he spoke publicly for the first time since … Read more
Germany is under increasing pressure over its reaction to the Ukraine war, as Kyiv has snubbed German president and Chancellor Olaf Scholz is accused of a lacklustre response. He said he would come to Ukraine with other European leaders to demonstrate support, but “that evidently wasn’t wanted in Kyiv”. While in Poland, German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter … Read more
A gunman wearing a gas mask and a construction vest detonated a smoke canister on a rush-hour subway train in Brooklyn, New York on Tuesday, officials said. At least ten people were wounded by shooting. Police combed the city in search of the gunman and a rented truck. A scene of terror ensued as terrified … Read more
Norway, a NATO member, appointed Bjørn Arild Gram as its new defense minister on Tuesday, after Odd Roger Enoksens, who resigned after confessing having an affair with a girl 17 years ago. Bjørn Arild Gram, is a member of the Center Party, which is in a ruling coalition with the Labor Party of Norwegian Prime … Read more
In a series of raids across Nigeria’s central Plateau state, scores of people have been slain and dozens more have been kidnapped. The Kanam region was assaulted on Sunday by gunmen riding dozens of motorcycles. They targeted at least four rural communities. Additionally, they stole cattle and set fire to many houses. In the north … Read more
Parts of Hancock, Hendricks, Marion, and Hamilton counties might be affected by a thunderstorm that’s moving across Indiana right now. This storm was being tracked by Doppler radar over Plainfield, which is located about 11 miles southwest of Indianapolis, at the time the National Weather Service issued a severe thunderstorm warning. At 40 mph, the … Read more
Police in Michigan have promised to reveal dashcam video of the fatal shooting of a Black man on Friday, after calls for the release of the video became louder over the weekend. According to Grand Rapids Police Chief Eric Winstrom, 26-year-old Patrick Lyoya was shot and died after being stopped for an unregistered licence plate … Read more
A coroner has found that a police officer in Glenavy, County Antrim, was justified in shooting and killing a man after a vehicle chase in April 2003. Neil McConville, 21, was shot in the chest and died as a result of his injuries. On the basis of solid evidence, the automobile he was driving was … Read more
