Left sidebar

Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing.
Posted by The Analyst | 26 July 2020 | Foreign Affairs
Mexico says death toll rose 55% for March-June amid outbreak

Mexico is raising its estimate for the death toll for about two-thirds of the country by 55% between mid-March and late June following the coronavirus outbreak, according to health officials. … Click to Continue »

Continue Reading
Posted by The Analyst | 26 July 2020 | Breaking News
Arrests after clashes during anti-Netanyahu protests in Israel

Police in Israel arrested more than a dozen people after nationwide protests in a growing and persistent show of force against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his handling of the coronavirus crisis.

Continue Reading
Posted by The Analyst | 26 July 2020 | Breaking News
Arrests after clashes during anti-Netanyahu protests in Israel

Police in Israel arrested more than a dozen people after nationwide protests in a growing and persistent show of force against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his handling of the coronavirus crisis.

Continue Reading
Posted by The Analyst | 26 July 2020 | Breaking News
Naya Rivera’s devastated ex-husband pays tribute to the actress

Naya Rivera's devastated ex-husband has broken his silence and paid tribute to the actress after she accidentally drowned during a boating trip with their four-year-old son.

Continue Reading
Posted by The Analyst | 26 July 2020 | Politics
South Africa warns COVID-19 corruption puts ‘lives at risk’

South Africa's COVID-19 response is marred by corruption allegations around its historic $26 billion economic relief package, as the country with the world's fifth highest number of COVID-19 cases braces … Click to Continue »

Continue Reading
Posted by The Analyst | 26 July 2020 | Breaking News
Meghan blames media for ‘corrupting’ father Thomas Markle, book claims

The Duchess of Sussex felt sorry for her estranged father, wanted him at her wedding and blamed the media for “corrupting” him, according to a new book.

Continue Reading
Posted by The Analyst | 26 July 2020 | Business
US resumes funding for rare earth miners amid deteriorating relations with China – report

The Pentagon has reportedly decided to resume sponsoring two rare earth mineral processing projects, to cut US dependence on the top global supplier of the vital materials, China, as tensions soar between the two nations. Australia's Lynas Corporation, the world's largest rare earth miner outside China, and its US rival, MP Materials, won grants from...

Continue Reading