Omicron Covid variant poses greater risk for the unvaccinated, former White House advisor says
The new omicron Covid variant poses a greater risk for the unvaccinated and there’s reason to believe that current vaccines are going to be “quite effective,” a former White House advisor told …
Daniil Medvedev leads Russian Tennis Federation to Davis Cup title
Russian tennis players won the main team tournament for the third time in history - world number two Daniil Medvedev led the Russian Tennis Federation to a third Davis Cup title. Medvedev's 7-6 (9-7) 6-2 win over Marin …
Pope: "Without change in migration sphere there's a risk that civilisation itself would find itself shipwrecked"
He condemns treatment of migrants in Europe
UAE places $19 bln order for French warplanes, helicopters
The United Arab Emirates ordered 80 Rafale fighter jets and 12 military helicopters on Friday, deepening economic and political ties with France through an arms contract worth 17 billion euros
Russia and Mongolia: diplomatic relations at 100
November marked the 100th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Mongolia and the Russian Federation
Erdogan: Turkey seeks to mend troubled ties with Israel
Turkey will take steps to improve relations with Israel similar to those taken with the UAE, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said
In memory of Lotfi Zadeh
The Google Doodle for today, November 30, honors Lotfi Zadeh, the late Azerbaijani American computer scientist who developed the innovative mathematical framework known as "fuzzy logic"
Migration crisis in the English Channel is discussed without the UK
EU representatives are meeting in Calais today to discuss how to stop migrants from crossing the English Channel in small boats. However, the meeting is taking place without British Home Secretary Priti Patel, whose invitation was canceled …
Kazakhstan: Energy shortages push crypto miners to the exit
Kazakhstan’s crypto-mining industry boomed on the back of favorable legislation and China’s de facto ban this summer, but an electricity bust is now sending some operations toward the exits, writes …
Why did ancient Egyptian pharaohs stop building pyramids?
For more than a millennium, Egyptian pharaohs had pyramids constructed and often were buried beneath or within the massive monuments
Azerbaijan rebuilds liberated territories - view from Pakistan
In the article for Global Village Space, Nabya Shahid, a producer at a leading Pakistani channel narrates how Armenia tried its best to eliminate Azerbaijan's cultural traces
"Evil business" turns the English Channel into a cemetery
British and French leaders have ramped up a war of words over dangerous crossings of the English Channel after at least 27 people died making the sea journey Wednesday, bringing to a head simmering tensions in the migration …
Will there be a new attempt at revolution in Belarus?
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko is confident that the risks of a revolution in his country have not yet been removed. The opposition is preparing a new destabilization plan. "They have already worked out a plan, I sent it …
"Living room of Qara Qarayev" opened at VDNKh
Now, a concert from the series "Living Room of Qaraev"in the conservatory of the pavilion "Azerbaijan" at the VDNH is taking place. It is conducted by the Children's Music School named after Qara Qarayev with the …
Iran slams US sanctions over alleged election meddling
The Iranian foreign ministry spokesman has condemned Washington for sanctioning six Iranian nationals and one legal entity for allegedly attempting to influence the 2020 US presidential election, …
Anti-vaxx protests ripping across Europe
Major cities across Europe have seen demonstrations against new rules and requirements related to the coronavirus pandemic, with some leading to violence and arrests or turning into riots, …
Sudan's military reinstates ousted civilian PM Hamdok
Sudan's ousted Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok has been reinstated following last month's coup when he was put under house arrest
Azerbaijan auto industry increases production volumes
A total of 1,862 passenger cars have been assembled at the car factories in Azerbaijan during the first ten months of 2021, reports …
The battle of Stalingrad: a view from Jerusalem
The Battle of Stalingrad is one of the largest and bloodiest battles in the history of warfare, and was a turning point in the Great Patriotic War. November 19 marks 79 years since the start of Operation Uranus that turned the tide of …
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Brent oil price drops below $70
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Putin ordered to increase the cost of living and minimum wages
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Putin told Raisi about Russia's actions on the post-war settlement in the South Caucasus
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