Queensland has recorded three new community COVID-19 cases related to flight attendants infected during hotel quarantine before spending a short time in Brisbane. One new…
The use of facial recognition by liberals raises issues, says the British Columbia Privacy Commissioner.
Victoria — State Information and Privacy Commissioner said that the use of facial recognition technology by the Liberal Party of Canada as part of the…
Biden condemns Beijing’s “intensifying restraint” in Hong Kong after Apple’s daily closure
President Joe Biden has demanded that Beijing end its “intensifying crackdown” in Hong Kong after the forced closure of its major democratic newspaper, Apple Daily.…
28 civilians killed in northern Afghanistan as fighting intensified
Kabul-A fierce battle in Kunduz, northern Afghanistan, has killed at least 28 civilians and injured 290 this week as conflicts surged and foreign troops withdrew…
Global food prices rise 40%, China’s surge in food demand is a major factor
According to the latest statistics from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), global food prices have risen for 12 consecutive months…
Iran’s “Reckless Acts and Omissions” Caused a Deadly Clash of Flight 752: Report
Ottawa-A “series of reckless acts and omissions” by Iranian authorities resulted in a fatal downfall of airliners in January 2020, according to a summary of…
Cyprus wants EU border guards to stop illegal immigrants from Turkey
Cyprus, Nicosia-Cyprus wants the European Union border agency Frontex to intervene to stop the influx of illegal immigrants from Turkey. It also requires the EU…
Aged Japanese Reactor Reopens 10 Years Later
Tokyo — More than 40 years ago in central Japan, which was hit by a fatal accident as Japan promoted its carbon emission reduction targets…
European lawmakers urge Carrie Lam to release journalists after democratic papers are closed
A group of European parliamentarians released Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam on Thursday to release journalists arrested under Hong Kong’s strict National Security Act…
Archaeologist discovers a 6,000-year-old island settlement off the Croatian coast
Lumbalda, Croatia — Archaeologist Mate Parika found something strange while examining satellite images of the Croatian coastline. Professor Parika of the University of Zadar said:…