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If someone thinks the pandemic is over, they are very mistaken. The pandemic continues and the world must remain vigilant. Each country is responsible for the global situation. This is especially true of large nations that are able to influence the general background and form general trends.

New research published today shows that just over half of water bill payers believe they will struggle to pay a utility bill over the coming year, rising to 7 in 10 if there are children in the h

Minister of Jobs, Economy and Innovation Doug Schweitzer issued the following statement on Economic Development Week, May 9-13:

Oil prices rose nearly 1.5% on Friday, posting a second straight weekly increase as impending European Union sanctions on Russian oil raised the prospect of tighter supply and had traders shrugging off worries about global economic growth.

The National Cattlemens Beef Association and Public Lands Council express concern over the Presidents NEPA rule.

The UN continue to work with the parties trying to find a resolution of the situation in Cyprus, Deputy Spokesperson for the UN Secretary-General...

Premier Jason Kenney issued this statement in honour of the six million Jews who died in the Holocaust of the Jewish people:

Yemen s Houthis are continuing the war alone violating a truce imposed on the army, attacking their prime target of Marib city, as usual, with non-stopping ground

By Abdullah Abu Al-Hassan Despite the international declarations of "arms embargo", illicit arms shipment and other forms of support continue to flow to the ha

GENEVA. KAZINFORM -The numbers of new COVID-19 cases and fatalities worldwide have continued to decline since the end of March, the World Health Organization said Thursday, with more than 5 million infections and 18,000 deaths reported in the last week, Anadolu Agency reports.