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    Boris Johnson is getting justifiably hammered

    Boris Johnson is getting justifiably hammered

    21 Nov 2021

    James Moore, The Independent Spend a moment in the anti-Tory Twitterverse and you’ll find something new. There is, for the first time in a terribly long time, a scintilla of...

    The world’s biggest fashion retail to charge for paper bags in Spanish stores

    The world’s biggest fashion retail to charge for paper bags in Spanish stores

    16 Oct 2021

    Gulf today Report The owner of the fashion brand Zara, Inditex, will start charging 10 euro cents ($0.12) for paper bags from next week at all of its shops in...

    Brutal expulsion

    Brutal expulsion

    22 Sep 2021

    The image of US Border Patrol US Border Patrol agent on horseback violently trying to grab a Haitian migrant from entering an encampment on the banks of the Rio Grande...

    Pre-emptive measures may help lessen the consequences of pullout from Afghanistan

    Pre-emptive measures may help lessen the consequences of pullout from Afghanistan

    06 Sep 2021

    Ivor Roberts, The Independent While the Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan is primarily a societal, security and economic disaster for Afghanistan, it also creates a climate of extreme danger for...

    Deprivation triggers terrorism

    Deprivation triggers terrorism

    02 Sep 2021

    It is hard to believe that a young man blows himself up just to go down as a martyr. Permit me to state that the lure of martyrdom doesn’t have...

    Wildlife photographer captures cannibal crocodiles eating their young ones in Botswana

    Wildlife photographer captures cannibal crocodiles eating their young ones in Botswana

    31 Jul 2021

    Gulf Today Report Wildlife photographer Tim Dreyman captured photographs of cannibal crocodiles feeding on their young ones in the Okavango Delta, Botswana. The 10-year-old victim was torn to...

    Companies can ban hijab under certain conditions, rules Europe's top court

    Companies can ban hijab under certain conditions, rules Europe's top court

    15 Jul 2021

    Gulf Today Report Companies can ban women employees from wearing a headscarf (hijab) under certain conditions, the Luxembourg-based EU Court of Justice (CJEU) said on Thursday in a ruling...

    Why the racist attack of Saka is not surprising

    Why the racist attack of Saka is not surprising

    12 Jul 2021

    Rupert Hawksley, The Independent It was inevitable. This is England. We knew that, whatever happened on the pitch, some fans would shame us all. And so it proved to be....

    Former wife of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos slams US wealth gap, donates $2.7b to 286 charities

    Former wife of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos slams US wealth gap, donates $2.7b to 286 charities

    16 Jun 2021

    MacKenzie Scott, the billionaire philanthropist and former wife of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, slams US wealth gap as she gives $2.7 billion to 286 organisations, blasting the unfairness of American...

    Flagging alarming environmental trends in India

    Flagging alarming environmental trends in India

    15 Jun 2021

    A report released by recently by the Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) in India has flagged several disturbing and alarming environmental trends in India. One of the major...

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