Carnival ‘incredibly proud’ of decarbonisation efforts despite green group’s low marks
New York-listed cruise giant says it is only major cruise provider that is emitting less greenhouse gases since 2011
Month: June 2023
French Govt Wants To Inject Domain Blocking Lists Directly Into Web Browsers
Online piracy, now being linked with malware, identity theft, and banking fraud, has prompted a coordinated concerning campaign for tougher legislation beyond copyright laws. The French government, news website TorrentFreak reports, is considering an a…
Oscar winning actor Alan Arkin dies at 89
Oscar-winning actor Alan Arkin has died at the age of 89
How Prigozhin’s Rebellion Exposes Putin’s Weakening Grip
Russia likely won’t plunge into chaos but Putin is looking increasingly weak
Head of prestigious yeshiva: Settler riots a moral stain on us all, contravene Torah – The Times of Israel
Head of prestigious yeshiva: Settler riots a moral stain on us all, contravene Torah The Times of IsraelView Full Coverage on Google News
Summer heatwaves: How hot are Europe’s favourite holiday spots and how can you beat the heat?
How hot is it in popular holiday spots and how can you beat the heat?
Canada updates travel advice for France amid anti-police protests
Canada is urging travellers to exercise a ‘high degree of caution’ when travelling to France as protests have broken out in response to the killing of a 17-year-old by police.
Unlicensed Hong Kong radio station that hosted many pro-democracy guests goes off air after 18 years
An unlicensed pro-democracy radio station in Hong Kong is going off air after 18 years of service.
Trump indictment: Necessary but not assured of success
The indictment of President Donald Trump presents us with two important but sometimes conflicting values: On the one hand, this prosecution simply had to go forward. The rule of law means little if a law violation so publicly known, so blatantly assert…