Labour call for council tax freeze funded by energy windfall
Labour call for council tax freeze funded by energy windfall
Month: April 2023
Pope Francis leaves hospital after bronchitis treatment
Pope Francis has been discharged from the Rome hospital where he was treated for bronchitis. The 86-year-old was admitted on Wednesday to the Gemelli Polyclinic where he received antibiotics intravenously. He left the hospital three days after he was a…
Uganda deploys troops as part of regional force to DR Congo
Uganda has deployed more soldiers to the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Doomsday plot? Mom goes on trial for kid killings
A mother charged with murder in the deaths of her two children is set to stand trial in Idaho. The proceedings against Lori Vallow Daybell beginning Monday could reveal new details in the strange, doomsday-focused case. (April 1)
Trump indicted in New York, expected to be arraigned next week
Donald Trump will be the first former US president to be criminally prosecuted
Process Sociology and Global Challenges: Reflections on the Covid-19 Pandemic
Understanding Elias’s sociological perspective can equip analysts with invaluable resources as they consider such questions from a long-term perspective.
‘I’m still alive’: Pope Francis jokes as he leaves hospital
Pope Francis was discharged on Saturday from the Rome hospital where he was treated for bronchitis, quipping to journalists before being driven away: “I’m still alive.”
Starmer criticises government’s ‘flimsy’ plan over water pollution in England
Labour leader accuses ministers of turning rivers into ‘open sewers’ after Thérèse Coffey says firms will face tougher penaltiesLabour has dismissed government plans that could see water companies in England facing tougher fines and penalties as part o…
Bridging Free and Open Spaces Serves U.S. Interests
Carafano & Arha, NatInterest Active diplomacy, encouraging foreign direct investment, security cooperation on key strategic projects, and building stronger bridges can do more than raw…