News

More and more party members of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson are calling for his departure. British media report that a vote of confidence in the Conservative Party is getting closer as a result of the scandal surrounding government…

The lockdown against the coronavirus in the Chinese city of Shanghai will be lifted on June 1. People are then allowed to take to the streets again for no reason and public transport is also restarted. "The health situation in our…

The European Union has decided to jointly purchase both a vaccine and an antiviral drug against monkeypox. That said the Swedish vaccine coordinator Richard Bergstrom on Friday to the Swedish newspaper Dagens Nyheter. According to…

Russia's oil production could fall by more than 8 percent this year, to 480 million to 500 million tons compared to last year. Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak told the RIA news agency during a visit to Iran. Due to…

North Korea has experimented with a "nuclear detonator device," a South Korean presidential adviser said. The news comes shortly after the announcement that the isolated country fired three ballistic missiles toward the Sea of Japan.…

The popular messaging service WhatsApp will no longer work on older iPhones from October 24, 2022. As of the date mentioned, Apple users will need at least an iPhone 5s to send and receive messages using WhatsApp. That is the…

Shareholders of major oil companies will vote again this week on the climate resolutions that have been put on the agenda of the shareholders' meeting. Activist shareholder Follow This reports that its climate resolutions this week…

Airline Transavia expects to occasionally have to cancel flights in the coming period due to the "erratic" labour market, but there will be fewer than before. The company says it will be recruiting and training plenty of new staff…

The Chinese Xiaomi, the third-largest smartphone manufacturer in the world, has recorded lower quarterly sales for the first time in the past period. The company suffered from the strict lockdown measures in China against the…

The Council of Europe has asked British Home Secretary Priti Patel not to extradite Australian WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to the United States. Patel is about to decide whether, as the court previously ruled, she will…