Tokyo CNN — More than 11 years after Japan’s worst nuclear disaster, the government lifted evacuation orders in a section of a village previously deemed off limits on Sunday, allowing residents to move back into their homes. Kazunori Iwayama, a… Read More »11 years after Fukushima nuclear disaster, residents return to their village
Media freedom campaigners have criticised the conviction of a journalist in Zimbabwe for allegedly breaking immigration laws, describing the decision as “a monumental travesty of justice” that raised concerns for the press in the lead up to elections next year.… Read More »Journalist conviction in Zimbabwe a ‘travesty of justice’, say campaigners
Ten Maasai leaders were detained and more than 30 people wounded during violent clashes with police in northern Tanzania on Friday, as they protested against eviction from their land to make way for a luxury game reserve. One police officer… Read More »Maasai leaders arrested in protests over Tanzanian game reserve
The average oil production of the four contracts in the sharing regime reached in April this year 486 thousand barrels of oil per day (bpd), an increase of 3 percent compared to the previous month. The data were released on… Read More »Oil production under sharing regime totals 486 thousand barrels
Crypto exchanges Coinbase and BlockFi are laying off hundreds of staff members, equivalent to a fifth of their workforces, as they struggle to survive the second wave of the ongoing crypto crash. Employees at Coinbase, once the flagship US cryptocurrency… Read More »Crypto exchanges Coinbase and BlockFi lay off hundreds of staff
It has been described by some as a “pseudo-confrontation”, by others as a diplomatic afterthought. Now, however, the so-called “whisky war”, which was never really a conflict at all, has finally been resolved with the formal division of a tiny… Read More »Canada and Denmark end decades-long dispute over barren rock in Arctic
There are those who take photos and those who make photos, to paraphrase the legendary photographer Ansel Adams. Michelle Watt is firmly the latter. Her richly hued, surrealist compositions — whether she’s shooting a magazine cover or working on a… Read More »Surreal images explore Asian American identity
The World Food Programme has said it is suspending food aid to 1.7 million people in South Sudan, as the war in Ukraine sucks funding from the world’s crisis-plagued youngest country and causes the price of staples to soar. The… Read More »Millions at risk in South Sudan as Ukraine war forces slashing of aid
Bruce Willis’ Wife Emma Heming Shares Rare New Video of Actor After Aphasia Diagnosis What to watch next Click to expand Replay Video Kim Kardashian Shares a Peek Inside North West’s 9th Birthday Party Kim Kardashian shares a look inside… Read More »Emma Heming Willis Praises Husband Bruce Willis for “Next Level Confidence” in Heartwarming Tribute
Brazil`s Senate approved on Monday (Jun. 13) the creation of an External Temporary Commission to monitor the investigations on the disappearance of journalist Dom Phillips, a contributor to UK daily The Guardian, and of Bruno Araújo Pereira, an official of… Read More »Senate creates commission to investigate disappearance in the Amazon