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The anti-Iran allegations made by the IAEA are designed to rationalize the unilateral actions of Washington and Tel Aviv against the Islamic Republic, says a commentator.

EU residents, particularly Italians, are struggling to pay for food and other amenities with many saying their standard of living has fallen drastically due to the increased interest rates by the European Central Bank.

Oracle, an American multinational computer technology corporation, which openly supports Israel has been infiltrating the British Ministry of Defense and Home Office, says an academic.

Hal Eisner is joined by pulmonologist Martin Schlusselberg, M.D, Long COVID sufferer Joey Jones, and Survivor Corps founder Diana Guthe to talk about the mysterious ailment known as “Long COVID.”

Half a million people from across the public sector came out on the streets in England and Wales demanding better pay and working conditions.

Indian government confirms clean energy spending plans, Washington DC introduces free bus fares, and the World Bank boosts African renewables investment

Reheating the same old promises and expecting different results in the 'very definition of insanity', warns the Wildlife Trusts' Craig Bennett

A record number of people have taken part in nationwide demonstrations across France in a second round of coordinated industrial action against French president Emmanuel Macron's unpopular plan to raise the retirement age to 64.

The M1 Abrams is the main battle tank of the US military and is one the most powerful and sophisticated tanks in the world, however, for Ukraine that is both an advantage and a problem.

Conversations about climate change can be difficult, whether in a business, social or family setting. Dave Powell offers his take on how to get the most out of them