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JERUSALEM (Parliament Politics Magazine) – According to WAFA, the official Palestinian news agency and a nearby hospital, a Palestinian man was killed by the Israeli forces in the northern part of the occupied West Bank in the Jenin city, following armed battles
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Skimpflation is a known term used in the US but is quickly gaining popularity in the UK. Alan Cole, a writer at Full Stack Economics and a former senior economist at the joint economic committee of the
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The UK is set to be hit by the blistering heat of the sun this July as warned by the Met Office. While the bright sunshine is a welcome change to the usually grim and grey weather
NAIROBI (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Leading NGOs have warned that the UN’s negotiations on biodiversity have reached a breaking point as a result of governments’ lack of participation, three years after experts first reported that life-support systems of Earth are failing. The
WASHINGTON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – At least 50 migrants who were left in a Texas lorry died as a result of “poverty and desperation,” according to the president of Mexico. The biggest instance of migrant deaths brought on by smuggling in the
TEHRAN (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Indirect nuclear negotiations between Iran and the United States are anticipated to start in Qatar, with the European Union acting as a mediator. After prior discussions stalled in March, the negotiations, which are scheduled to begin on
CANBERRA (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Prior to the anticipated new gig economy regulation from the Albanese government, the ride-sharing industry’s leading company Uber and the Transport Workers’ Union have reached a historic agreement on suggested employment requirements and benefits. Following months of
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Temperatures are set to rise at about 30° C around the conclusion of the coming week, according to interactive weather maps (July 8). Although there are early indications that the humidity may persist, the forecaster has been
MOSCOW (Parliament Politics Magazine) – For the first time in a century, Russia failed to make payments on its foreign-currency sovereign debt. This was the result of increasingly strict Western sanctions that cut off Russia’s access to payment channels to foreign creditors.
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – On Monday, MPs will vote on new legislation that will allow ministers to revoke certain provisions of the UK-EU post-Brexit agreement. To facilitate the transit of some commodities from Great Britain to Northern Ireland, the government intends
BERLIN (Parliament Politics Magazine) – According to EU chief Ursula von der Leyen, the Russian economy is “degrading slowly but surely” in the face of “more and more severe” sanctions. On the sidelines of the G7 conference, the president of the European
LONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – As he continued to dismiss Tory criticism within the party of his leadership, Boris Johnson asserted on Sunday that the performance of his administration was “remarkable” and “quite exceptional.” However, the prime minister attempted to diffuse the
