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Kim Jong Un declares ‘victory’ over coronavirus as sister says he was ‘seriously ill’ with ‘high fever’
North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un declared “victory” over the coronavirus on Thursday, even as his sister announced the North Korean leader suffered from a
Gunman takes bank staff hostage in Lebanon, demanding access to $200,000 in savings: report
An angry gunman reportedly took up to ten bank employees and customers hostage in Lebanon’s capital Thursday, demanding full access to $200,000 he claims to
Argentina’s failing economy is leading to mental health decline among its citizens
Argentines mired in their country’s latest economic meltdown are experiencing a growing sense of hopelessness, according to a landmark mental health study that points to
Video shows plane buzz right over onlookers before ‘insane’ close-call landing
An airplane descending into a Greek airport appeared to come within feet of people standing on the shore before it touched down on the runway
Banda del buco, scavano un tunnel, uomo resta sepolto vivo. Corsa contro il tempo per salvarlo
Read More Un misterioso tunnel scavato abusivamente, un uomo che resta schiacciato dal crollo. E l’ipotesi di una banda del buco che stesse preparando un
Specialised task force to combat illegal mining in South Africa
Read More The South African Police Service (SAPS) and the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE) are in the process of establishing a specialised
SA Mint launches rhino coin
Read More The South African Mint Company said it had launched rhino coins as part of its Big Five collectable series, after unveiling elephant and
Whistleblower helps SIU in diamonds corruption raid
Read More A whistleblower assisted the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) get the green light to raid Alexander Bay Diamond Company, which is suspected of corruption
‘South Africa on a path to unjust transition’
Read More Investments in energy and water infrastructure are partly to thank for the upswing in capital expenditure, with projects worth R152-billion. (Dwayne Senior/Bloomberg
NORAD: Russian Aircraft Entered Alaska Defense Zone
Russian surveillance aircraft twice this week flew into an area monitored by U.S. military officials in Alaska, North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) authorities said.
From the cockpit of a rooky racing driver
Read More It’s hard to fathom that we have reached the middle of the Toyota Gazoo Racing Yaris GR Cup media challenge season. Six journalists,
No confidence vote looms as eThekwini coalition crumbles
Read More Dissatisfied: Visvin Reddy, of the African Democratic Change party (above), is planning a no-confidence vote against the ANC in eThekwini under the
Debra Tice: Biden ‘Ready to Engage With Syria’ to Bring Son Home
President Joe Biden is “ready to engage with Syria” on bringing home former Marine and freelance journalist Austin Tice, said his mother, Debra Tice.
Murder Rates Rose in 2021, But Could be Headed Down This Year
The U.S. recorded 6% more murders in 2021 than in 2020, according to CNBC. But the figure is a modest increase and data from big
FBI Says Armed Person Attempted to Breach Its Cincinnati Building
An armed individual attempted to breach the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s building in Cincinnati, Ohio, on Thursday morning before fleeing the scene, the FBI said.”At
Taiwan rejects China’s ‘one country, two systems’ plan for the island
Taiwan rejected a Chinese proposal of “one country, two systems,” to reunite the disputed island with the Chinese mainland. “China issued its white paper… in
Russia, Belarus military bases rocked by fire, explosions days after Crimea air base sees destructive blasts
Military bases in Russia and Belarus were rocked by an outbreak in fires and explosions Thursday, just days after a Russian airbase in Crimea saw
Belarus commander in Ukraine says ‘troop sabotage’ likely if Minsk sends forces to fight with Russia
As concerns mount that Russia may be looking to foreign allies like Belarus to provide more boots on the ground as its forces flag in
DOJ requesting personal cell phone numbers of thousands of Secret Service employees in Jan. 6 probe
Post Content NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The Department of Justice has requested the personal cell phone numbers of more than 2,000
Covid Italia, bollettino dell’11 agosto: 28.433 nuovi casi e 130 morti
Read More Nelle ultime 24 ore in Italia si sono registrati 28.433 nuovi casi di positività al coronavirus e 130 decessi. Ieri erano stati accertati
