The Federal Government has condemned the latest attacks by Houthi forces in Yemen on Saudi Arabia, warning that the renewed hostilities pose a grave threat to regional stability and could further endanger civilians and disrupt global energy supplies. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in a
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…. Says 68 Civilians Killed or Injured The Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Iran has condemned an alleged United States military strike on a wedding ceremony in southern Iran, saying the attack killed or injured 68 civilians and turned a family celebration into a scene of tragedy. In a statement issued by its Press […]
…Accuses US of Deepening Crisis …Havana says fresh sanctions are obstructing food, medicine supplies as Washington tightens pressure on Cuban economy Cuba has taken its escalating confrontation with the United States to the United Nations Security Council, accusing Washington of worsening hunger and humanitarian hardship on the island through its long-standing
…Experimental immunotherapy modelled on PD-1 treatment to be tested in advanced melanoma patients Cuban scientists have reached a potentially significant milestone in the country’s long-running effort to develop home-grown cancer treatments, with an experimental drug known as 2C12 ready to enter clinical testing in patients suffering from advanced melanoma. The candidate
…Accuses Washington of ‘Propaganda Campaign’ and Hostility The Cuban government has strongly rejected a recent report by the United States Department of State accusing Havana of engaging in subversive activities against the US, describing the document as a “propaganda pamphlet” aimed at portraying Cuba as a threat. In a statement issued by the country’s Ministry […]
….Set to Become UK’s 59th Prime Minister on Monday Andy Burnham has been elected as the new leader of the United Kingdom’s Labour Party, paving the way for him to become the country’s 59th Prime Minister on Monday following the resignation of Keir Starmer. Burnham, the former Mayor of Greater Manchester, emerged as Labour leader […]







