Each year, World AIDS Day falls on December 1. It is held to support HIV patients and show solidarity with them. World AIDS Day was first established in 1988. It is about encouraging people to join together worldwide to end the inequalities and gaps that hinder HIV testing, prevention and care. Each year, organizations associated with the UN, … Read more
The Smash World Tour announced today that its next championship event and the 2023 World Tour were cancelled following Nintendo’s request for the event organisers not to proceed “without any warning.” The Verge reports the championship tournament would be held between December 9-11. Smash World Tour quoted that they had connected more than 6,400 live … Read more
William Saliba made a World Cup debut in France’s final Group game against Tunisia but it was not enough to stop Les Bleus falling to a 1-0 loss. Didier deschamps, the boss of his nation, decided to rotate his team after a series of wins over Australia, Denmark and Denmark. William was again named as … Read more
The German government stated Wednesday that it would relax entry rules for non-EU immigrants to meet Germany’s skilled worker demand. Experts believe Europe’s largest economy requires approximately 400,000 skilled migrants each year to replace the shrinking workforce, especially in the construction and IT sectors. Robert Habeck, Economy Minister, said that Germany’s ambitious plans to increase … Read more
This case highlights the supply challenges faced by many Kazakh businesses following Russia’s invasion in Ukraine and the subsequent Western sanctions against Moscow. Kazakhstan’s principal trading partner is Russia, its closest neighbor. According to the U.S.-based firm, its Kazakhstani licensee has closed its restaurants temporarily due to problems with local supply. We are working together to restart … Read more
Eurostat, the European Union statistics agency, said Wednesday that the consumer price index for the 19 euro currency-using countries climbed to 10% in November from a previous year. It was 10.6% less than October. This is the first decline since June 2021. This figure was based on the faster rise in prices for tobacco, alcohol, … Read more
China was the first country to announce its “zero-COVID,” measures at the outbreak. These were not only harsh but also in line with the efforts of many other countries to control the virus. China has maintained its strategy, even though most nations considered the safety and health regulations to be temporary until vaccines were readily available. China … Read more