Month: September 2022
Typhoon Hinnamnor Batters South Korea, Forcing Thousands to Flee
SEOUL, South Korea — The most powerful typhoon to hit South Korea in years battered its southern region Tuesday, dumping almost a meter (3 feet) of rain, destroying roads and felling power lines, leaving 20,000 homes without electricity as thousands
Read MoreRussia is buying artillery ammunition from North Korea: report
(Reuters) – U.S. intelligence has assessed that Moscow is buying artillery ammunition from North Korea, the New York Times reported, on the heels of reports that the Russian military has begun using Iranian-made drones. U.S. government officials told the Times
Read MoreLiz Truss to take office as Britain’s new PM after audience with queen
UK Conservative Party’s new leader wins contest in which only about 170,000 dues-paying party members were allowed to vote
Read MoreJapan ex-PM Abe’s state funeral to cost over $12 million
TOKYO (Reuters) -Japan will spend about 1.65 billion yen ($12 million) on the state funeral planned for former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, according to the government’s new estimate on Tuesday that includes security and reception costs. The government in late
Read MoreShelling at Ukrainian nuclear plant highlights danger ahead of UN report
By Tom Balmforth KYIV (Reuters) – The U.N. nuclear watchdog is due to issue a report on the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power station in Ukraine on Tuesday, a day after shelling cut its electricity supplies for the second time in two
Read MoreMexico abandons hope to rescue miners as authorities plan to recover bodies
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – Mexican authorities on Monday outlined an 11-month plan to search for and recover the bodies of 10 coal miners trapped underground a month ago, a quiet admission that they are giving up on ambitions of rescuing
Read MoreUK shoppers are feeling their own inflation hit by cuting back on non-essentials
By Humza Jilani LONDON (Reuters) – British shoppers are cutting back on purchases of clothes and other non-essential items as they try to cover their sky-rocketing utility bills and higher food prices, surveys showed on Tuesday. With the country’s next
Read MoreGerman far-right protests inflation high prices bringing out 2,000
Members of the right-wing small party “Free Saxons” accompanied by police officers take part in a demonstration against the energy and social policy of the German government. Sebastian Willnow/dpa More than 2,000 people gathered in the centre of the German
Read MoreIndicted military contractor ‘Fat Leonard’ disappears ahead of sentencing
The San Diego Tribune reported that Leonard Francis, aka “Fat Leonard,” a Malaysian military contractor known for his girth, severed his GPS monitoring ankle device over the holiday weekend and when U.S. Marshals arrived at his home, it was completely
Read MoreHollywood stars Ben Stiller, Sean Penn among 25 Americans sanctioned by Russia
New list of people banned from Russia include senators, academics, business leaders
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