When Weiss’ organization, founded by former U.S. “It’s both good news and at the same time, not so good news,” he explained during a Skype interview with VOA. “We are doing surveillance by moving from house to house in each and every village which has historically been reporting cases. The Carter Center also provides financial […]
“For the first stretch of the pandemic, I just kind of sat at home and waited for my job to call and tell me we were reopening,” he said. Nearly one in five nonretired adults left their job at some point that year, with the nation’s “quit rate” reaching a 20-year high in November, according […]
“This place was the economic center of Hargeisa and even though the firefighters did their best to contain the fire, the market is destroyed, and this city has never witnessed such a massive calamity,” said Mooge. “We tell the Somaliland people that we are with them in their difficult times, and I wish them better. […]
Plagued by technological problems that became the subject of lawsuits, the 1.6 gigawatt reactor had originally been scheduled to open in 2009. Nuclear power remains controversial in Europe, with some countrie, such as Germany, phasing out reactors amid safety concerns. …Read the full story
Early Friday, tourists could be seen waiting to enter the museums to have QR codes scanned. …Read the full story
An FBI agent applied for a federal warrant in 2018 to seize a cache of gold that he said had been “stolen during the Civil War” while en route to the U.S. The newly unsealed affidavit confirms previous reporting by The Associated Press that the federal government had been looking for a legendary cache of […]
The driver said he was barred from transporting wounded people on the grounds they had tried to help Tigray People’s Liberation Front said it helped the Ethiopian Red Cross Society and other parties evacuate wounded people from Togoga and transport them to a hospital in Mekelle. Thousands of people have been killed and some 2 […]
