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Voters in Belarus Can Vote for Presidential Elections From Tuesday
Voters in Belarus can vote for Sunday's presidential elections from Tuesday. Then authoritarian leader Alexander Lukashenko (65) hopes to be re-elected.
The opposition fears fraud and calls on voters to wait a little longer to…
4 Ways to Make Money from Home in the UK
Two things are on most people’s minds right now: the coronavirus and their finances. COVID-19 cases continue to rise as medical researchers scramble to develop a vaccine. Meanwhile, experts predicted that the British economy has shrunk by…
Millions of Rapid Coronavirus Tests Will be Available in the UK Soon
Millions of rapid corona tests will be available in the UK soon. The British government reports this.
Such a rapid test must show within 90 minutes whether someone is infected with the coronavirus.
The test can also detect flu and…
Fewer Rhinoceroses Killed in South Africa Due to the coronavirus
The number of rhinos killed by poachers in South Africa in the first six months of 2020 is more than half compared to the same period last year.
The Ministry of the Environment has announced that 166 rhinoceroses have been…
Bangladesh Hit By Heavy Rainfall and Floods
Heavy rainfall during the annual monsoon has caused significant flooding in Bangladesh.
According to experts in the country, 4.8 million inhabitants have been affected by the rising water, and the violence of nature has already…
Spanish Unemployment is Rising Again Due to the Corona Crisis
Spanish unemployment rose in the second quarter as a result of the corona crisis. The Spanish statistics agency has calculated this.
Unemployment has declined in recent years, but this has now come to an end.
The number of…
Australian Police Warn of False Kidnapping of Chinese Students
The Australian police warn of a strange form of fraud with mainly Chinese students as targets. These students are forced to pretend they have been kidnapped to get money off their family in China.
At least eight such false…
China Orders Closure of US Consulate in Chengdu
The Chinese government has ordered the closure of the US Consulate in Chengdu. It is, according to the Chinese Foreign Ministry, "a legal and necessary response to unjustified US action,"
The South China Morning Post reported.…
Israeli Coalition Tottered Over Gay Healing Conflict
Within the Israeli government coalition, there has been considerable concern about legislation to prohibit 'gay healing'.
The Blue-White coalition party voted in favour of a ban, to the anger of ultra-Orthodox allies of Prime…
The Trial of Former Sudan Leader Omar Hassan Al-Bashir Has Started in Khartoum
The trial of former Sudan leader Omar Hassan al-Bashir has started in Khartoum. He must answer for the military coup he committed as a senior officer in 1989.
The coup against democratically elected Prime Minister Sadeq al-Mahdi…
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