UAE recruit Maryam Abdulla Saleh Albadri, 18, had never seriously considered joining the national service. “Honestly, I never thought about it,” the Abu Dhabi-based Emirati… Read More »Father’s martyrdom, sense of purpose: Why UAE’s female soldiers joined national service
Mollie O’Callaghan was the darling of Australia during last year’s Olympic Games in Paris. She had beaten Australia’s swimming queen Ariarne Titmus in her world… Read More »O’Callaghan opens up on the insular life of elite swimmers
The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) said today, Wednesday, June 11, that it condemns “the disgraceful scenes of violence on the streets” on Tuesday… Read More »17 officers injured during Ballymena’s second night of “disgraceful scenes of violence”
CNN — At long last, the United States has reached a trade agreement with China. Again. After a testy war of words that escalated into… Read More »Trump’s China ‘truce’ is nothing of the sort – Egypt Independent
Ottawa’s efforts to prepare the country for the impacts of climate change have stumbled out of the gate, Canada’s environment commissioner said Tuesday. In a… Read More »Ottawa’s plan for climate change adaptation is falling short, report says | CBC News
Nick Thorpe Central Europe Correspondent Reporting fromGraz, Austria Watch: Tearful Graz residents light candles at Austrian school shooting vigil Austria has held a minute of… Read More »Austrians hold minute of silence and vigil for 10 victims of school shooting
You might say that in Ireland all roads lead to tea. From breakfast and lunch breaks to weddings and wakes, a cupán tae (cup of… Read More »In praise of Irish teatime, and a traditional Victoria sponge recipe
Türkiye, a long-standing Cold War ally of the West, has significantly expanded its presence and influence across West Asia and the Caucasus in recent years.… Read More »Erdogan’s neo-Ottoman foreign policy
Alla vigilia di una mega parata che celebrerà a Washington i 250 anni dell’esercito americano e il giorno del suo 79esimo compleanno, Donald Trump ha… Read More »Pugno duro di Trump, ‘9.000 migranti a Guantanamo’ fra loro anche italiani – Notizie – Ansa.it
NEW YORK — The making of Martin Scorsese’s 1997 Oscar-nominated film Kundun was a “spiritual act” and a “very personal and special project,” the legendary… Read More »Scorsese reflects on ‘spiritual act’ of making film about the Dalai Lama
