- WALL STREET ENDS SHARPLY LOWER
- VENEZUELA NATIONAL ASSEMBLY GREENLIGHTS ECONOMIC EMERGENCY DECREE
- EU IS READY TO DEFEND ITS ECONOMY FROM US TARIFFS
- ISTANBUL MAYOR TO APPEAR IN COURT OVER CHARGES AGAINST HIM
- NEVADA CONGRESSMAN BERATES US TRADE REPRESENTATIVE GREER
- THAILAND SAYS US TARIFF PAUSE GIVES MORE TIME FOR RESPONSE
- EU’S VON DER LEYEN WELCOMES PAUSE IN RECIPROCAL TARIFFS
- CALL FOR URGENT NURSERY REFORMS
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ISRAEL PREVENTS ENTRY TO UK MPs-Under Claims Of Anti-Israel Activities The Israel Embassy has stated that Israel has the duty to prevent the entry of individuals whose presence in the country is intended to cause harm to the state and its citizens. The Embassy said in a statement that two members of the British Parliament, in accordance with Israeli law, were denied entry into Israel by the Minister of Interior of Israel. The embassy added that the British MPs in question had accused Israel of false claims, were actively involved in promoting sanctions against Israeli ministers, and supported campaigns aimed…
BIBLE ENGAGEMENT ON THE RISE AMONG NON-CHRISTIAN STUDENTS – New study shows university students interact with the Bible more often than previously assumed A new study has revealed that non-Christian university students in the UK are interacting with the Bible more often than previously assumed. The survey, conducted by Savanta for the Fusion student movement, polled over 2,000 students from 186 universities. It found that 12% of students who do not identify as Christian are reading the Bible at least once a week. This figure includes even brief encounters, such as coming across a Bible verse on social media. The…
LEAKED DATA SHOW TRUDEAU’S COVID VAX PUSH FUNDING- Despite Known Risks Newly obtained documents reveal that former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau poured $54 million of taxpayer money into a massive advertising campaign aimed at convincing young Canadians to follow public health rules and take experimental COVID-19 shots. The campaign, titled COVID-19 Public Health Measures during Vaccine Rollout, began in 2021 and was designed to push the public to comply with government-imposed mandates during the so-called pandemic. The documents obtained reportedly show that part of the campaign specifically targeted young Canadians — promoting the experimental vaccines as “safe and effective,”…
PROTESTERS IN SPAIN RALLY AGAINST HIGH RENT- House prices have reportedly increased by 44% over the past decade Protesters in the northern Spanish city of Barcelona took to the streets to rally against expensive housing. Average Spanish rents have reportedly doubled whilst house prices have increased by 44% over the past decade, far outpacing salary growth. Meanwhile, the supply of rental homes has halved since the 2020 pandemic. Spain’s government has struggled to find a balance between attracting tourists and migrants to fill job gaps and keeping rents affordable for average citizens, as short-term rentals have mushroomed in major cities…
ARSENAL DEFENDER GABRIEL TO MISS REST OF SEASON – He underwent a surgery on his hamstring Arsenal defender Gabriel will sit out the rest of the season after undergoing a surgery on his hamstring, the Premier League club said in what will be a major blow to Mikel Arteta’s side. Gabriel went down injured in the early stages of Arsenal’s 2-1 win over Fulham on Tuesday and was substituted immediately. “Gabi will undergo a surgical repair procedure to his hamstring in the coming days, and immediately begin his recovery and rehabilitation programme, with the aim to be ready for the…
FIFA ANNOUNCES PLANS TO HOST 2031 AND 2035 WOMEN’S WORLD CUPS – England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales announced they would submit a joint bid to host the finals The United Kingdom appears set to host the 2035 Women’s World Cup after FIFA President Gianni Infantino described its interest as the “one valid bid” for the tournament. England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales announced last month that they would submit a joint bid to host the finals. The United States, with the possibility of other countries in the CONCACAF region joining the U.S., is also poised to be named host…
TRUMP SAYS BRITAIN HAPPY ABOUT U.S. TARIFF TREATMENT – Britain hit with the lowest import duty rate of 10% U.S. President Donald Trump has said Britain is “happy” about the U.S. tariff treatment. Britain said it believed a trade deal with the United States was close as it sought to soften the impact of Trump’s sweeping tariffs which threaten an escalating global trade war that would hurt its open economy. Britain was spared the most punitive treatment in Trump’s tariff announcement on Wednesday, April 2nd, when it was hit with the lowest import duty rate of 10%. London said that…
VIRGIN ATLANTIC FLIGHTS RETURN TO TORONTO PEARSON AIRPORT – He launched the return of daily direct Virgin Atlantic flights between Toronto and London Sir Richard Branson touched down at Toronto Pearson Airport to launch the return of daily direct Virgin Atlantic flights between Toronto and London. According to a press release, the airline last flew to Canada over a decade ago, having flown to Toronto in 2001 and Vancouver between 2012 and 2014. The new service will also offer greater connections within Canada as part of a partnership with WestJet. “We’re just so pleased to be back here together again,”…
RESCUERS CONTINUE TO SEARCH FOR MISSING IN MYANMAR – As death toll crosses 3,100 Myanmar’s death toll from last week’s devastating earthquake has climbed to 3,145, the ruling junta said on Friday (April 4). More than 4,500 people were injured and more than 200 were still missing, it added, as rescuers comb through rubble in badly-hit Mandalay, the country’s second largest city, looking for more survivors. Last Friday’s (March 28) earthquake of magnitude 7.7 was one of the strongest to hit the Southeast Asian nation in a century. Myanmar’s neighbours, such as China, India and other Southeast Asian nations are…
SOUTH KOREA COURT UPHOLDS PRESIDENT YOON’S IMPEACHMENT- PM Han Duck-soo says he will ensure an orderly and peaceful presidential election South Korea’s acting Chief Justice Moon Hyung-bae stated today that ousted South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol violated his duty as president by taking actions that were beyond the powers given to him under the Constitution. However, President Yoon’s lawyer has called the court’s ruling a completely political decision. Yoon was ousted by the Constitutional Court today, which upheld parliament’s impeachment motion over his short-lived imposition of martial law last year.“ With Yoon’s ouster, a presidential election is required to…
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