Karine Jean-Pierre on Monday assumed duty as the new White House press secretary, acknowledging the historic nature of her role and pledging to maintain a transparent dialogue.
Read more: Karine Jean-Pierre assumes duty as new White House press secretary
The Spanish government will on Tuesday officially present a draft bill giving workers the right to take sick leave due to severe period pain.
Read more: Spanish bill on period pain sick leave to be presented to cabinet
Qatari TV channel Al-Jazeera on Wednesday accused the Israeli military of murder following the death of its reporter in the northern West Bank.
Read more: Al-Jazeera accuses Israeli forces of ‘murder’ of reporter
Read more: North Korea’s Kim orders military to stabilise supply of COVID drugs
India’s imports from Russia have witnessed a jump of more than threefold since the beginning of the Ukraine conflict, in spite of pressure from Western nations, a local report stated on Wednesday.
Read more: India’s imports from Russia rise 3 folds since Ukraine conflict
Read more: Ukraine accuses Russia of forcibly deporting over 210,000 children
Russia’s Foreign Ministry has rejected speculations about the possible deployment of nuclear weapons to Ukraine, saying such a move is not the Kremlin’s goal.
Read more: Russia won’t deploy nuclear weapons to Ukraine – Foreign ministry
Read more: UN labour agency says 4.8m jobs lost to war in Ukraine
Benue State Governor, Samuel Ortom has challenged the Minister of Special Duties and Intergovernmental Affairs, Senator George Akume to list the achievements he has recorded since 1999 as Governor, Senator and Minister.
Read more: Ortom challenges Akume to show his scorecard of service
