La Palma Volcano eruption continues
La Palma Volcano eruption continues A volcanic eruption began Sunday afternoon on September 19th on Cumbre Vieja de La Palma, in the Las Manchas area, after thousands of earthquakes have been registered in the area in recent days, where a huge column of volcanic materials can be seen.
President Biden Delivers Remarks on his Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal
President Biden Delivers Remarks on his Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal
Putin declares paid week-long holiday in attempt to curb COVID cases
Putin declares paid week-long holiday in attempt to curb COVID cases Russian Federation, Novo-Ogaryovo – Russian President Vladimir Putin declared a paid week-long holiday between October 30 and November 7 in an attempt to curb rising cases of COVID-19, during a ministerial meeting conducted via video link from Novo-Ogaryovo. The request was presented by the Deputy Prime Minister of Russia, Tatiana Golikova, who also suggested that the measure should be introduced earlier in certain regions. “We should not have the kind of situation that we see in some European countries with great regret and dismay when people cannot get to
Life in plastic | Recycled bubble-wrap makes for the best indoor playground in Tokyo
Life in plastic | Recycled bubble-wrap makes for the best indoor playground in Tokyo Japan, Tokyo – A temporary indoor playground made entirely of recycled plastic, mainly bubble-wrap, opened for children 12 and up at the Play Museum in Tachikawam, Tokyo as seen in footage from Tuesday. Children were seen playing with an popping the bubble-wrap in the ethereal atmosphere of the bright hangar filled with semi-translucent swings and other installations of the playground known as Play Park. “Bubble-wrap is a very interesting material. People use bubble-wrap at home to wrap and protect our belongings, and most adults and children
Samurai moves | Weapons-wielding instructors teach students to move like samurais
Sharp moves | Weapons-wielding instructors teach students to move like samurais Japan, Mie Prefecture – Performance instructors have been teaching students how to use ancient weapons to mimic the movements of ninjas and samurais, as seen in the Mie Prefecture on Wednesday. Hokkaido-born instructor Ryoto Kawasaki showed off his moves with a traditional naginata sword as he performed ‘tate,’ which can loosely be translated to mean ‘sword-fighting’. “I perform both as a samurai and as a ninja. As a ninja, I use short swords, doing some action, jumping, backflips, acrobatics, and unusual weapons. Samurai basically only use swords and blades,”
Germany Politics | Hundreds join ‘techno-punk’ march in Berlin against Kopi eviction
Germany Politics | Hundreds join ‘techno-punk’ march in Berlin against Kopi eviction
Argentina Protests | Thousands block major Buenos Aires road to protest social conditions
Argentina Protests | Thousands block major Buenos Aires road to protest social conditions Argentina, Buenos Aires – Thousands of protesters and members of various social organizations cut off some of Buenos Aires main accesses, Thursday, in a ‘national day of picketing’ to protest the lack of work and social assistance in the country. Demonstrators marched to the Ministry of Social Development before the roads were cleared in the afternoon. Elena Gomez, one of the protesters, said, “Let the government know that we do not have supplies in the soup kitchens. People are dying of hunger, there is no work, the
America Kenya Relations | President Biden Meets with Uhuru Kenyatta, President of Kenya | News update
America Kenya Relations | President Biden Meets with Uhuru Kenyatta, President of Kenya | News update
President Biden Provides an Update | 66 million people have not yet been vaccinated | COVID19 News
President Biden Provides an Update | 66 million people have not yet been vaccinated | COVID19 News WASHINGTON- US President Joe Biden said that the imposition of vaccination against the “Covid-19” virus has succeeded in stimulating Americans to obtain the vaccine, but he criticized the continued high levels of unvaccinated people. “The vaccination requirements that we started enforcing this summer are working successfully, and the Department of Labor law on full-fledged corporate vaccination requirements is coming soon,” Biden said at a White House news conference. The Biden administration had indicated that the vaccination rate rose by more than 20% after
US Saudi Arab Relation | Blinken meets with Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud
US Saudi Arab Relation | Blinken meets with Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud WASHINGTON – Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken met today in Washington, D.C. with the Foreign Minister of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud. The Secretary and the Foreign Minister discussed U.S.-Saudi strategic cooperation on regional issues, including the common goal of reaching a durable solution to end the conflict in Yemen. The Secretary reiterated the U.S. government’s commitment to help Saudi Arabia defend its territory and people and reiterated U.S. condemnation of Houthi attacks on the Kingdom. They
