A recent inquiry by the Kerala Police has revealed that the fire at the Brahmapuram waste plant was accidental and not started by anyone. The fire broke out in the dumpyard due to extreme heat, according to the investigation report. The Kochi City Police Commissioner sent the report to the…
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The Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Godwin Emefiele, has called on the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) to suspend its planned protest slated for Wednesday. In a letter addressed to the Minister of Labour and Employment, Chris Ngige, on Monday, Emefiele appealed to the union to reconsider its…
According to a recent report by the Arabian Gulf Business Insight magazine, Jordan has been recognized as one of the best countries for entrepreneurship, prompting experts to advocate for further enhancements to the business ecosystem for startups. Economist Wajdi Makhamreh noted that Jordan’s focus on entrepreneurship and support for small-…
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According to Iraqi Erbil security spokesman Colonel Sabah Khadr, a drone belonging to the International Anti-ISIS Coalition forces crashed in Sebirani district near the city during an exercise. The crash was attributed to technical issues and caused no damage to anyone. The incident adds to the growing number of drone attacks reported in the capital city of Erbil in recent years, with most of these attacks targeting coalition forces. However,…
Jordan’s Interior Minister, Mazen Faraya, recently met with the United Nations Resident Coordinator in Jordan, Sheri Ritsema-Anderson, to discuss enhancing bilateral cooperation in various fields. The discussions focused on supporting the Jordanian government’s efforts in hosting refugees and addressing the economic and social repercussions that have impacted the public budget and all aspects of life. Faraya called on the international community to provide adequate funding for the Syrian crisis response…
A recent survey by the National Centre for Statistics and Information (NCSI) has revealed that over 40% of Oman’s population consists of children under the age of 17. With the total population exceeding 5,072,000 people, children now account for 44% of the country’s population, marking a 16% increase from 1,051,862 to 1,221,751 since 2017. The cities of Muscat and Batinah have the highest concentration of children, collectively at 39%. In…
Yemen’s Houthi group has intensified military operations against government-controlled areas, exacerbating the ongoing conflict and undermining international peace efforts. A government official, speaking on the condition of anonymity, reported that the Houthis targeted Shabwa Defense Forces, leading to bloody armed confrontations in the mountainous region connecting the Merkhah Al Ulya district and adjacent Bayda province. Despite recent attempts to broker a peace deal, the conflict continues to escalate as the Houthis concentrate their attacks on strategic targets, particularly in the…
In his first address to the US Congress, the head of Tibet’s government-in-exile, Penpa Tsering, warned that Tibet is dying a “slow death” under Chinese rule. He expressed concerns about the fading focus on alleged abuses in Tibet amid growing concerns about China’s expanding military, pressure on democratic Taiwan, and crackdowns on minority groups in China’s Xinjiang region. Tsering, also known as the Sikyong of the Central Tibetan Administration, urged the People’s Republic of China (PRC) to reverse or change…
In a recent revelation by Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU), former Motor Sich President Vyacheslav Bohuslayev has been accused of sabotaging the delivery of a combat helicopter to the Defense Ministry’s Main Intelligence Directorate in April 2022. Bohuslayev allegedly ordered the disassembly of the combat helicopter and the concealment of its operating documentation, rendering the aircraft inoperable without special forms. The Ukrainian Prosecutor General explained that this intentional act of sabotage prevented pilots from operating the helicopter, thus compromising the nation’s…
In a recent development, a top official from the Russian Guards’ Maritime Department has been detained on allegations of corruption. Investigative journalist Alexander Khinshtein made a statement regarding the matter, revealing that the case revolves around purchasing low-quality equipment for the maritime department, resulting in a loss of 400 million rubles ($5.3 million). The unnamed official, who serves as the head of the department, is suspected of being involved in a scheme to deliberately purchase substandard equipment. This has reportedly…
The Ministry of Defence has revealed that seven northern states, namely Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and Uttar Pradesh, are the highest contributors of Veer Naris to the armed forces, accounting for 72% of the country’s total. The Veer Naris are the widows of soldiers who lost their lives while serving the nation. As per the data provided by the Defence Minister, Punjab leads the way with 2,132 Veer Naris, followed by Uttar Pradesh with 1,805…
Belgian Labour Minister Appoints Mediator to Address Delhaize Labor Dispute and Franchising Concerns
Belgium’s Federal Labour Minister, Pierre-Yves Dermagne, has taken action to resolve the ongoing conflict between supermarket giant Delhaize and its employees by appointing a mediator. Workers have been protesting the company’s decision to franchise 128 of its supermarkets, as well as a decline in work culture. In an effort to promote constructive negotiations between the two parties, the mediator’s primary responsibility will be to facilitate a social dialogue that prioritizes the interests of the affected workers. Dermagne emphasized the importance…
The World Bank has announced a $207 million grant to address the pressing issues of food security and malnutrition in conflict-ridden Yemen. Provided by the International Development Association, the grant is intended to “address chronic food insecurity and malnutrition in Yemen,” according to a statement released by the bank. Approximately 1.8 million Yemeni households are expected to benefit from the grant, which will support impoverished and vulnerable families grappling with multiple crises, such as ongoing conflict, food price inflation, climate-related…
On Tuesday, two rival alliances of EU countries engaged in final-hour talks in Brussels to negotiate the recognition of nuclear power under the bloc’s renewable energy goals. Austria, Germany, Spain, and eight other countries are pushing to keep nuclear energy out of the renewables targets, arguing that it would distract from efforts to expand wind and solar power. On the other hand, 13 pro-nuclear countries, led by France, including the Czech Republic, Finland, Italy, and Poland, are advocating for a…