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Myanmar's former government leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, has been sentenced to four years in prison. A spokesman for the junta in the country said on Monday that she would receive the sentence for incitement against the army and…
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Former US President Donald Trump has raised $1 billion from institutional investors to set up his social medium. However, after the storming of the Capitol in January by Trump supporters, he was banned from Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.…
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In the United Kingdom, nearly 20 million people have already received a booster from a corona vaccine. To further increase the pace of the vaccination program, the government is deploying approximately four hundred military…
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Russia would prepare to fall into Ukraine early next year with more than 175,000 troops. The Washington Post reports are based on US intelligence services and conversations with anonymous sources. At present, around 70,000 Russian…
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In South Africa, corona infections are rising faster than ever before because of the Omicron variant. The chief scientist at the South African Institute of Communicable Diseases, Michelle Groome, says that in particular, many more…
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk has again sold part of his shares in the electric car maker, official documents show. The multibillionaire sold another 934,091 shares for a total of $1.01 billion. Musk sold the pieces to cover taxes on the…
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The American regulator FTC wants to prevent a billion-dollar deal in which the British chip designer Arm would be taken over by the American company Nvidia. According to the FTC, the deal could curtail innovation in the sector. In…
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Twitter has removed several thousand accounts that it links to governments that use the platform for, among other things, misinformation, manipulation of public opinion or strengthening the communication of certain actors. The…
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The British medicine watchdog has given the green light for using the drug sotrovimab from pharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline. That drug, also known as Xevudy, is intended to treat patients who are at increased risk of a…
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Human rights group European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights (ECCHR) has filed a complaint with the Public Prosecution Service against clothing companies, including C&A, Nike, Patagonia and State of Art. According to…
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