When Tuvalu’s new government gathers for the first time in the coming days, legislators in the tiny island nation will make two decisions whose effects will ripple across the Pacific, all the way to Washington. First, the 16 lawmakers will decide which of them will lead the nation of 11,000 people. Then they’ll turn their…
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SAN SALVADOR: Bitcoin will remain legal tender in El Salvador during the second term of President Nayib Bukele, his vice president said on Wednesday. Days before an election Bukele is expected to handily win thanks to a draconian gang crackdown, Felix Ulloa – temporarily on leave to run for re-election with Bukele – doubled down…
EnergyHuman Interest 31 January 2024, 10:08 pm 1 minute Reuters exclusively reported that Saudi Arabia’s surprise reversal of its oil expansion ambitions was at least six months in the making, after Riyadh concluded its vast spare capacity was enough to supply markets during crises and further investments in new fields would make no economic sense. …
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King Charles unusual quirks have been revealed by his biographer. In his new book, Robert Hardman admits His Majesty loves planting trees and deeply cares about the environment. “He does love being out and about in the countryside,” Hardman told Fox News Digital. “He’s always disappearing, and he’s got a particular thing at the moment…
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While some people tend to be a little clumsier than others, constantly bumping into things could be a sign of a serious health issue. For some, poor balance can lead to a decreased quality of life, loss of independence and even severe health complications, according to Ninoska Alvarez, a physical therapist and balance specialist with…
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RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s ambassador to Washington on Tuesday said she was disappointed by recent criticism from tennis legends Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova about Saudi money flowing into the sport. The retired players, winners of 18 Grand Slam singles titles each, wrote an opinion column in The Washington Post last week saying the Women’s Tennis…
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Iran on Sunday finally launched three indigenous satellites into space orbits with minimum and maximum elevations of 450 kilometres and 1,100 km above Earth’s surface. This brings Iran one step closer to achieving the Geostationary Orbit (GEO), sometimes referred to as geosynchronous orbit, Iran’s Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA) reported. Iran’s latest launch, carried out…
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Amassing over INR9.15 billion globally, Sandeep Reddy Vanga’s controversial film Animal became one of the most successful Bollywood offerings of 2023. Starring Ranbir Kapoor in the lead role, the film made its much-anticipated debut on Netflix on January 26. The streaming release has reignited discussions about the film’s content and its impact on societal conversations….
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Two female activists tossed soup at the Mona Lisa at the Louvre on Sunday in a protest over food security and protections for farmers. The Leonardo da Vinci masterpiece, which is fortified behind armored glass, was not damaged, according to multiple reports. “What’s the most important thing?” the women shouted in French to a crowd…
