International

By Web Desk — Protests continue in Turkey against the possible visit of the Israeli President, but despite all this, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has announced that Israeli President Isaac Herzog will visit Turkey in March this year. Speaking to the media, the Turkish president said he was ready to improve relations with Israel and that the purpose of …

By Web Desk — On Wednesday, President Joe Biden relaunched the White House’s “Cancer Moonshot” initiative, pledging to reduce the death rate from cancer by at least 50% over the next 25 years.Joe Biden launched the Cancer Moonshot in 2016, with the goal of accelerating progress against cancer. Cancer patients and medical researchers responded with tremendous energy and ingenuity.  As …

By Web Desk — German expert panel on vaccine use (STIKO) is preparing to recommend a fourth dose of COVID-19 vaccine, its head Thomas Mertens told media group Funke on Thursday. Mertens told Funke, “Data from Israel shows that a fourth dose significantly improves protection.” “The STIKO will make the recommendation soon,” he said. The panel would recommend booster shots …

By Web Desk — Saudi nationals over the age of 50 are exempt from having to attend an interview to obtain a US tourist visa. “The US Embassy and Consulates General are pleased to announce that interview waiver are now available for Saudi citizens at least 50 years old renewing a tourist visa,” the US Embassy in Riyadh tweeted on …

By Web Desk — A senior US official has urged Iran to agree to direct talks to help forge a deal on the latter’s nuclear programme as time was running out for it. Speaking on condition of anonymity, the official said that Iran’s nuclear program was nearing “breakout” toward nuclear weapons capability, leaving just “weeks” to reach a deal that …

Web Desk — British Prime Minister Boris Johnson regretted and apologised to the nation for his irresponsible act of holding a birthday party at his Downing Street residence during lockdown, vowing that he will “fix it”. Senior civil servant Sue Gray’s inquiry report into lockdown-breaking gatherings at Downing Street under Johnson condemned some of the behaviour in government as being …

Web Desk — Good news for iPhone users as Apple has added a new feature in iOS 15.4 (currently in beta) having the ability to use Face ID even when someone is wearing a mask. According to Macworld people who have been using Face ID to unlock their iPhones before the COVID-19 pandemic faced the hassle to remove their masks …

Web Desk — Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau reiterates that there is no place for Islamophobia in Canada vowing to make his country a peaceful place for the Muslims. Trudeau went on to Twitter and wrote: “Islamophobia is unacceptable. Full stop. We need to put an end to this hate and make our communities safer for Muslim Canadians. To help …

By Web Desk — From next month, Britain start rolling out Pfizer’s COVID-19 pill to vulnerable people, the health ministry said on Friday, targeting the treatment for people with weak immune systems for whom the vaccine may be less effective. According to the health ministry Pfizer’s antiviral treatment Paxlovid, a combination of Pfizer’s pill with an older antiviral ritonavir, will …

By Web Desk — Giving more freedom for same-sex marriages, France bans gay conversion therapy treatment. Violators of this law will face heavy fines and imprisonment. According to foreign media, under the new law enacted in the country, therapy to normalize the sexual identity or tendencies of homosexuals has been strictly banned. The French government has announced two years in …