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The National Education Union says that 200,000 of its members are ready to walk off the job this week as they increase pressure on the government for a pay offer that will help them cope better with the rising cost of living.
In 2018, she became Pakistan’s first transgender newsreader, after being ‘disowned’ by her family
Britain's defense ministry said Russia's 155th Naval Infantry (NI) Brigade has suffered "extremely high casualties" while fighting in Ukraine.
Two Iranian warships docked in Rio de Janeiro on Sunday after Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's government granted permission despite pressure from the United States to bar them.
Russian spy ring operated in Australia for 18 months before it was uncovered and its activities broken up, report says.
CHISINAU, Moldova (AP) — Moldova’s intelligence agency said Monday that two foreign nationals who posed as tourists have been expelled from the country and banned from returning for 10 years after they were caught carrying out “subversive actions” to destabilize Moldova.
Looks like washroom breaks for federal government employees are going to get a lot more boring, as Canada has banned TikTok from its government-issued mobile devices. That’s according to a memo sent to employees today by senior Global Affairs Canada officials, and obtained by numerous media outlets. "As of February 28, the TikTok app will
On Monday the U.N. released a report on solar radiation modification, saying the "speculative group of technologies" needs formal study and governance rules.
The Kremlin has reviewed China's peace proposal but said now is not the time for it, as Kyiv states it is convinced that only a country whose territory is under attack can initiate "any peace initiatives".
Since late November, hundreds of cases of respiratory poisoning have been reported among schoolgirls mainly in Qom.
New moai was discovered on Easter Island, according to Ma'u Henua vice president.
A Romanian court on Monday upheld the detention of divisive internet personality Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan, rejecting an appeal from their lawyers.
The government says the changes will help protect vulnerable children from being forced into marriage.
LONDON: Russian President Vladimir Putin has bestowed a top state award on Hollywood actor Steven Seagal to reward him for his international humanitarian and cultural work, a state decree published on Mon
The Japanese government plans to acquire up to 400 US-made Tomahawk cruise missiles to help boost counterstrike capabilities.
CIA director William Burns said that the collaboration between Iran and Russia is "moving at a pretty fast clip in a very dangerous direction."
Oleksandra Matviichuk says trials for crime of aggression may deter Russians from further atrocities
Victory for Kyiv is ‘up to Ukraine to define,’ White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan says
Russian occupation authorities are preparing to flee from Kherson Oblast to Crimea, and local collaborators have also started leaving to the peninsula.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has fired Eduard Moskaliov from the post of commander of the joint forces.