Month: October 2021
Eurozone Prices Rise at Fastest Rate in 13 Years
Energy prices accounted for much of the pickup in inflation in September, which was also driven by a faster rise in the prices of services.
Read More‘They made him out to be a murderer’: Bus driver involved in fatal crash buried
Family, friends defend Asher Basson, who allegedly drove dangerously ahead of deadly collision and reportedly had dozens of driving convictions in his 55 years on the road
Read MoreGreat-grandmother keeps Indian martial art alive
Deftly parrying her son with a bamboo cane, Meenakshi Amma belies her 78 years with her prowess at kalari, thought to be India’s oldest martial art. The great-grandmother in Kerala, southern India, has been a driving force in the revival
Read MoreJapan’s Princess Mako to marry after delay and controversy
After years of controversy, Japan’s Princess Mako will marry this month, but she will forego traditional rites and will not take a usual payment given to royal women marrying commoners. “Princess Mako will marry on October 26,” an Imperial Household
Read MoreCanada remembers horrors inflicted on indigenous peoples
Canada on Thursday commemorated a century of injustices against its indigenous populations in the first ever National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, following shocking discoveries of hundreds of unmarked graves at former indigenous residential schools. “It is a day to
Read MoreNobel Peace Prize: Is this Greta Thunberg’s year?
The Nobel Peace Prize will be announced just three weeks before world leaders gather for a climate summit that scientists say could determine the future of the planet, one reason why prize watchers say this could be the year of
Read MoreNobel Medicine Prize for COVID-19 vaccine?
Scientists behind COVID-19 vaccines could be in the running to win the Nobel Prize for Medicine even though the pandemic is far from over. Some scientists say it is just a matter of time: If the work that went into
Read MoreDissension at the Supreme Court as justices take their anger public – CNN
Dissension at the Supreme Court as justices take their anger public CNN Justice Alito says the Supreme Court didn’t nullify Roe v. Wade in Texas abortion decision: ‘This portrayal feeds unprecedented efforts to intimidate the court’ Yahoo! Voices Alito speaks out on
Read MoreTitane Strives to Shock, But It’s Running on Empty
There’s a fine line between movies that are genuinely original and those that feel deliberately orchestrated to shock and repel us in a winking, self-congratulatory way. French filmmaker Julia Ducournau’s alleged film scandale, Titane, in which a sullen young woman
Read MoreThird fissure erupts at La Palma volcano after eight new earthquakes
An erupting volcano in the Canary Islands has blown open a third fissure – sending a fresh river of lava down the mountainside.
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