Lebanese expatriates took to the polls recently before parliamentary elections in their homeland on May 15. Their role in the ballot is important because of the enormous size of the diaspora due to the economic crisis. According to the National news outlet, the number of voters...
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A growing number of Latin American leaders are threatening to shun a key Americas summit hosted by the United States next month after Washington hinted that the meeting would exclude Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua, the Washington Post reported. Held every three years in a different country,...
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North Korea confirmed its first Covid-19 cases Thursday, two years after the isolated nation had insisted it was virus-free, NBC News reported. State-controlled media said that test samples collected this week showed that an unspecified number of people were infected with the omicron variant of the...
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The governor-general of St. Kitts and Nevis dissolved the Caribbean nation’s parliament this week, a move that could usher the country into snap elections, the Associated Press reported. The trouble started after Prime Minister Timothy Harris fired a number of cabinet ministers – including Deputy Prime...
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The Russian government criticized Finland’s bid to join NATO, saying that such a move “definitely” posed a threat to its security, Reuters wrote. Russian officials said it warranted "retaliatory steps" to stop threats to its national security. One person was killed and seven others...
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Meat consumption was not very common in medieval England, regardless of what many historical records say, the BBC reported. Cambridge University researchers recently studied the bones of more than 2,000 skeletons belonging to people from different walks of society from the fifth to the 11th centuries. In...
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