The Kremlin declined to comment on a Bloomberg report on Tuesday that Chinese state-owned banks are tightening restrictions on funding for Russian clients due to concerns over U.S. secondary sanctions, describing the matter as highly sensitive. When asked about the report, Kremlin
It might seem odd – at first glance- for a UK Parliamentarian to be talking about dementia services in Ukraine. When we think of Ukraine we think of military support in the war against Putin’s illegal invasion, and how proud we should
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy condemned Western allies for failing to sanction Russia’s nuclear industry, accusing them of showing weakness. In his address at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Zelenskyy highlighted the threat posed by Russian control of Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia nuclear power
New research published in the Journal of Ethics in Mental Health has found that the introduction of euthanasia and assisted suicide (EAS) has failed to reduce the rate of ‘unassisted’ suicide in the State of Victoria. In fact, since the law came
London (Parliament Politic Magazine) – On Saturday, defense minister Grant Shapps announced that a suspected attack drone, aiming at commercial shipping in the Red Sea, was taken down by a British destroyer, HMS Diamond. Mr. Shapps shared on Twitter that a Sea
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 by Beth MalcolmLondon (Parliament Politics Maganize) – Chile is one of the United Kingdom’s most important trading partners in Latin America and also a fellow member in the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership. The CPTPP is signed by 11 states including Vietnam,
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 by Beth MalcolmWorld Suicide Prevention Day is held on 10 September each year to raise awareness of the terrible reality of suicide and to encourage people to think of practical and effective ways to help prevent it. The law obliges everyone at least not
If you love the feeling of your stomach flipping when you miss a step on the stairs, love the idea of spiking your adrenalin, fantasize about hikes to the beyond, swoon over nature’s best offerings, love a rustic experience or are feeling
A building has collapsed in Cameroon’s biggest city, Douala, killing at least 12 people and injuring five others. It is not known how many people were inside the four-storey building when it fell onto another residential block in the early hours of
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 by The EditorQatari Minister of Labour, Ali bin Samikh Al Marri, will chair the 111th session of the International Labour Conference of the International Labour Organisation (ILO) in Geneva from 5 to 16 June 2023. More than 5,000 people from around the world will
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 by The EditorThe new president of Africa’s largest democracy, Nigeria, has used his inaugural address to make a major policy announcement to ease pressure on government finances. Bola Tinubu said the decades-long subsidy on petroleum products was being scrapped. “Fuel subsidy is gone,” he
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 by The EditorFor many years, KwaZulu-Natal’s (KZN- South Africa) stunning beaches have been a major attraction for tourists and locals alike. However, the region has been facing a severe crisis over the past year. High E.coli levels and sewage leakage along the North
I am horrified by the situation currently ongoing in Iran, sparked by the brutal murder of a young girl by authorities whilst in police custody. Her crime was merely wearing her hijab in a manner which the IRGCdeemed ‘too loose’. Mahsa
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – North Korea remains to be a mystery for everyone including Brits. Many travel companies may restrict or prohibit people from visiting North Korea. It is a mysterious country and travelers don’t intend to go there for a
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 by Beth MalcolmTokyo (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Japan is one of the most unique countries in the world. It has a fascinating history and has become one of the top tourist spots in the world recently. You can find a lot of attractions for
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 by Beth MalcolmThis was the behavior of the European currency during the first minutes of the day. After the stock market opening, the euro is paid in today’s session at 7.34 bolivianos on average, which represented a change of 1.69% with respect to the
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 by The EditorLondon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The term recession refers to a significant decrease in economy growth and activity. Typically, a recession can last for more than a few months. This definition depends on three different criteria that include depth, diffusion, and duration.
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 by Beth MalcolmLondon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – China plays an important role in North Korea’s economic dependence. The country has contributed to North Korea’s 90 percent of imports and exports. The Chinese officials are also supporting Pyongyang’s efforts in obtaining foreign currency. The only
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 by Beth MalcolmLondon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Money Laundering is a serious crime. The person caught in the act has to experience serious consequences. The penalties for money laundering can be extremely harsh. They are also driven by a variety of factors. There is
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 by Beth MalcolmLondon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – North Korea is a mythical country. They don’t have sufficient information and are creating plenty of myths on their own. However, some of these things are eventually turning out to be true. No doubt, North Korea is
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 by Beth MalcolmThe so-called “quiet man” of British politics the former leader of the conservative party, Sir Iain Duncan Smith roared his disapproval at the failure of western diplomacy to challenge both Russia and China in recent years. At a meeting in parliament
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The disappearance of North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un last year has been a hot topic. It is leading to plenty of rumors and speculations about his death. According to an updated, his surgery went bad and
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 by Beth MalcolmLondon, (Parliament Politicians Magazine) – can reveal the UK’s Health and Safety Executive (HSE), provided advice and support to the organisers of this year’s FIFA World Cup in Qatar, on workers safety and preventing accidents on the 25 sites directly linked to
London, (Parliament Politics Magazine) – It has been interesting to read the dozen or so stories running about the tiny Gulf state of Qatar and their treatment of migrant workers, but are they right? A review of recent reports from Human
In December of 2018, the United States and Russia agreed to a prisoner swap in which each country would release a group of prisoners they were holding. This deal was the first time the two countries had agreed to such a swap
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 by Beth MalcolmLondon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A well-known author Ken Best wrote a book titled Nostradamus Predictions and World War 3 in the Year 2025 that first predicted World War 3. There are some “Nostradamus predictions” that have been floating around the Internet.
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 by Beth MalcolmLondon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – If the United States and Russia were to engage in a full-scale nuclear war, almost 5 billion people would perish as a direct result of the destruction of their food supply chains. We shouldn’t be surprised by
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 by Beth MalcolmLondon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The unjustified war Russia has been waging on Ukraine has now reached its ninth month, and there are very few indicators that it will stop soon. Instead, it seems more probable that the conflict will get more
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 by Beth MalcolmMOSCOW (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The gas taps could still be opened for Russian supply to the EU, despite severe political differences, says the Russian President Vladimir Putin. Since August, Russia has stopped the gas to Europe through the Nord Stream 1
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 by The EditorKUALA LUMPUR (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Ismail Sabri Yaakob, the prime minister of Malaysia, has urged for an early election in an effort to solidify his party’s support and stabilise the nation’s turbulent political climate that has been festering in the country
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 by The EditorSEOUL (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The South Korean military issued an apology after a missile it fired during an exercise on Tuesday malfunctioned and plummeted to the ground, raising fears among locals that North Korea—which had conducted a missile test earlier in
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 by The EditorCANBERRA (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Vulnerable Australian children who are stuck in Syrian prison camps for Daesh members will be the first citizens to return home, government’s plans assure, the Guardian reported, The most ill children will be given the priority for
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 by The EditorTOKYO (Parliament Politics Magazine) – In what is presumed to be a calculated escalation seeking Tokyo and Washington’s attention, North Korea launched a ballistic missile over Japan. Before crashing into the Pacific Ocean, the missile travelled 4,500 kilometres (2,800 miles). On another
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 by The EditorCANBERRA (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A senior government official has stated that fans who showed Nazi salutes and insignia during the Australia Cup final “should be banned for life.” After initiating disciplinary proceedings, Football Australia (FA) stated that it seriously condemns the
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 by The EditorLONDON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – If you want to know which week of the year it is today, you can use the WEEK function in SAS. It reads a date value, and returns the week number, which is a decimal number from
SEOUL (Parliament politics Magazine) – The South Korean military reported that North Korea launched two more ballistic missiles, marking the fourth launch of this nature this week as joint military exercises between Seoul, Tokyo, and Washington get more intense. The early Saturday
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 by The EditorWELLINGTON (Parliament Politics Magazine) – An initiative by New Zealand to prevent the spread of hepatitis C has run into trouble because one of its advertisements, which showed individuals raising the middle finger, was considered to be too obscene to air. Ayesha
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 by The EditorCOPENHAGEN (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Denmark’s recent revelation of wearing t-shirts, the “colour mourning” kit manufactured by Hummel to take a hit at the human rights record of Qatar, the host of the FIFA world cup 2022 took the world by surprise.
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 by The EditorBEIJING (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The Chinese yuan has fallen to new record lows against the rising US dollar. The yuan, which is traded worldwide, dropped to its lowest level since statistics started to be made accessible in 2011. The value of
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 by The EditorTOKYO (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A state funeral for Shinzo Abe, the longest-serving prime minister of Japan, was held in Tokyo amid popular outrage about the expense of the service and information about his party’s associations with a controversial religious organisation. A
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 by The EditorSEOUL (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Towards its eastern waters, North Korea launched a short-range ballistic missile on Sunday, continuing a provocative pattern of weapons testing as a US aircraft carrier visits South Korea for joint military drills in response to the North’s
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 by The EditorTOKYO (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Growing public resistance to event over taxpayer costs and the former prime minister’s affiliation with the Unification cult. Despite mounting public resistance to the proposal, Japan could possibly spend about 1.65 billion yen (£10.1 million) on the
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 by The EditorTORONTO (Parlaiment Politics Magazine) – One of the bloodiest mass murders in Canadian history occurred on Sunday as a wave of stabbings spread through Saskatchewan. Attacks of this kind are less frequent in Canada than they are in the US, and fatal
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 by The EditorTAIPEI (Parliament Politics Magazine) – As tensions between the US and China over Taiwan’s status rise, the US government has confirmed a $1.1 billion arms sale to Taiwan. The state department informed, the sale comprised $85 million for Sidewinder air-to-air missiles and
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 by The EditorBUENOS AIRES (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The vice-president of Argentina narrowly escaped being shot dead when the gunman’s gun jammed as he was aiming at her. Video captures the moment Cristina Fernández de Kirchner came face to face with the loaded weapon
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 by The EditorCOLOMBO (Parliament Politics Magazine) – To aid the nation in overcoming its greatest economic crisis since becoming independent from Britain in 1948, Sri Lanka has received a preliminary loan offer from the International Monetary Fund of $2.9 billion (£2.5 billion). The money
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 by The EditorNEW DELHI (Parliament Politics Magazine) – In a heated exchange of words sparked by a Chinese military ship docking in a contentious Sri Lankan port, India has accused China of “militarising the Taiwan Strait”. The accusation, which the Indian high commission in
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 by The EditorBANGKOK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha has been suspended from official duty by the top court of Thailand while a legal challenge to his term limit is being considered. In a lawsuit, the opposition parties claim that Mr. Prayuth,
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 by The EditorBEIJING (Parliament Politics Magazine ) – A Shanghai court has convicted Xiao Jianhua, a Chinese-Canadian billionaire who was at the centre of an alleged kidnapping case in Hong Kong in 2017, to 13 years in prison and fined his company a record
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 by The EditorTOKYO (Parliament Politics Magazine) – As a result of a shift in young people’s attitudes that led to a decline in tax revenues, the government of Japan has established a national competition seeking suggestions for ways to encourage people to drink more
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