Month: May 2022
Turkish police detain dozens in May Day demonstrations
ISTANBUL (Reuters) – Turkish riot police detained dozens of protesters trying to reach Istanbul’s main Taksim Square for May Day demonstrations against economic hardship caused by raging inflation. The Istanbul governor’s office had allowed May Day celebrations to be held
Read MoreSmall earthquake rattles northern Israel
No reports of injuries or damage in the latest in a string of tremors felt over the past months
Read MoreDaily Briefing May 1: Ariel terror attack & poison pen letters to the first family
Editor David Horovitz discusses Gaza Hamas head Yahya Sinwar’s explosive speech and its implications; military reporter Emanuel Fabian updates us on ripples of Friday’s shooting
Read MorePablo Neruda’s question poems, now translated and illustrated for children
Neruda’s Book of Questions is well known in Latin American literature. A new bilingual, illustrated selection of his poems gives English-speaking children an opportunity to interrogate the world.
Read MoreIslamic State accuses Israel of slaying jihadist leader in Sinai airstrike
Terror group says Abu Omar al-Ansari killed as Egyptian army launches new campaign in northern part of desert, with Israeli air support
Read MorePelosi makes unannounced trip to Kyiv, becoming highest-ranking US official to meet with Zelensky since the war began – CNN
Pelosi makes unannounced trip to Kyiv, becoming highest-ranking US official to meet with Zelensky since the war began CNN Some evacuated from Mariupol; US lawmaker Pelosi visits Kyiv Yahoo News Russia-Ukraine War Live Updates: Odesa Airport and Mariupol News The New York Times
Read MorePM hits back at Sinwar, swipes at Netanyahu: ‘Maybe Hamas misses suitcases of cash’
Bennett says he won’t let the terror group bring down the government, after Hamas chief slammed Israel’s Ra’am party and its leader Mansour Abbas as traitors
Read MoreFirst birth of an Asiatic cheetah in captivity takes place in Iran
Only a dozen of the endangered breed of the world’s fastest land animal remain in Islamic Republic, down from an estimated 100 in 2010
Read MoreInside China’s Zero-Covid Fortress, Xi Admits No Doubts
As the lockdown of Shanghai and outbreaks in Beijing and elsewhere batter the economy, China’s leader keeps a distance from the politically charged issue.
Read MoreCitizens’ Images of Potential War Crimes in Ukraine Might Not Hold Up in Court
Civilian efforts to document alleged war crimes have helped keep the world’s attention on Ukraine, but it remains an open question whether any of the evidence will hold up in court.
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