Port Sudan electricity supply fails to meet high demand
The conflict in Sudan has forced millions of people from their homes.
Day: August 7, 2023
Trump lawyer says his legal team is bracing for imminent Georgia indictment
Ex-president’s attorney says another indictment has ‘been highly spoken about’
US Air Force Builds $5B Climate-Resilient ‘Base of the Future’ with Robot Dogs and AI Security
After a hurricane hit Florida, 484 buildings just at the Tyndall Air Force base were destroyed or damaged beyond repair. Five years later, it’s part of a $5 billion, nine-year rebuilding effort the Washington Post describes as rare “blank slate.” The p…
Who Is Neville Roy Singham And Why Is He In News? Explained In 5 Points
Neville Roy Singham, a millionaire based in the US, is accused of funding a financial network to push Chinese talking points worldwide, according to a New York Times investigation.
Tens of Thousands of Scouts Came to South Korea. Now They’re Evacuating as a Storm Looms
Hundreds of participants had been treated for heat-related ailments since the jamboree started on Wednesday.
Niger’s junta shuts airspace and accuses nations of invasion plans
A deadline for the military to restore the country’s ousted president has passed.
Putin embarrassment as China moves away from ‘no limits’ relation with Russia
The move came following a high-level meeting of officials from approximately 40 countries in Saudi Arabia over the weekend.
US Approves First Pill For Postpartum Depression
The FDA said zuranolone is “the first oral medication indicated to treat postpartum depression (PPD) in adults.”
Dozens of US lawmakers to visit occupied territories over two-state solution, Iran
A delegation of the US House Democrats will visit Israel and the occupied West Bank this week to discuss prospects for a two-state solution, Israel’s judicial reforms and Iran nuclear program, among other issues.