Biden’s lost popularity among black Americans reflects wider problems
New research has found that Joe Biden’s popularity as a U.S. Presidential candidate among Black American voters has nosedived more than a year after he assumed office as the President of the United States.
Russia must not be “humiliated”, says France
French President Emmanuel Macron says it is vital that Russia is not humiliated so that a diplomatic solution can be found when the fighting in Ukraine comes to an end.
Johnson bracing for vote of no confidence
The flow of Conservative party MPs publicly calling for British Prime Minister Boris Johnson to resign is gathering pace.
Israeli attack on Gaza Strip an “indirect” use of “chemical weapons”
A prominent rights group has released the findings of its investigation into a “deliberate” Israeli attack on a warehouse storing agricultural and pharmaceutical products amounting to the “indirect deploying of chemical weapons.”
School shooting controversy triggers rare U.S. federal investigation
The U.S. Department of Justice has launched an investigation into the controversial police response to the school shooting massacre in Texas amid mounting anger from the families of the victims.
Russia ready to resume talks as UN warns of food crisis
President Vladimir Putin has reaffirmed the Russian side’s openness to the “resumption of dialogue” with Ukraine while warning against the delivery of weapons to the war zone.
U.S. school shooting terror, 19 kids and 2 adults killed
Another mass shooting at a U.S. school has left the country in a state of shock, grief, and anger at the bloodshed of 21 victims.
Global economic outlook faces “tough year ahead”
The head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) says the war in Ukraine has worsened the global economic outlook and a recession may loom for more vulnerable countries.
Sayyed Nasrallah on resistance against Israel
Hezbollah Secretary-General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah says martyr Mustafa Badr El-Din along with Imad Mughniyeh are among a generation, which he classed as the generation of 1982 who have been joined by younger resistance generations “protecting Lebanon to this day."
Israel rules out criminal probe into killing of journalist amid global anger
The Israeli regime will not be holding a criminal investigation after its troops were widely accused of shooting to death the prominent Palestinian journalist Shireen Abu Aqleh.