July2021

On Thursday, the country’s federal election commission met in Berlin for the first time. Its task is to determine which minor parties will be permitted to run for the Bundestag in September. Later on Friday, Germany’s...

For the sake of their business lines and the environment, influential investors are pressuring oil and gas companies to take climate action. For the oil business and its financiers, it was a quake. In a critical...

While transmission of the delta variant is on the rise in Germany, limitations are being eased. Is all that has been accomplished going to be undone as a result of this? Many individuals are still unvaccinated,...

For the men’s prize, Conway, De Kock, and Jamieson have been shortlisted; for the women’s award, Ecclestone, Rana, and Verma have been nominated. The International Cricket Council (ICC) today revealed the nominees for the ICC Player...

QU Dongyu, Director-General of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), stated today that science, technology, and innovation are critical to accelerating the transformation of agri-food systems and combating hunger and malnutrition. The...

After a laser pointer was directed at Denmark goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel during Wednesday’s Euro 2020 semi-final at Wembley, Uefa has charged England. Just before Harry Kane took an extra-time penalty, television images flashed a green light...

The global death toll from Covid-19 has surpassed four million, with the worst of the pandemic only now beginning to impact some parts of Asia-Pacific and cases in the United States growing again. While some countries...

The Tokyo Olympics will be held without spectators, according to organizers, after a resurgent pandemic caused Japan to announce a coronavirus state of emergency for the capital, which will last throughout the competition. Despite being widely...

Since seizing power in February, Myanmar’s military has committed crimes against humanity, according to a senior UN rights expert, who slammed the international community for failing to “stop this nightmare.” Thomas Andrews, the special rapporteur on...

Former South African President Jacob Zuma surrendered to police on Wednesday, beginning a 15-month sentence for contempt of court, the end of a long legal saga considered as a litmus test of the post-apartheid state’s ability...