Author: News Desk

Dortmund: England has secured a place in the European Championship final after a thrilling comeback against the Netherlands in the semifinals. Ollie Watkins, substituted in for captain Harry Kane by coach Gareth Southgate, scored in the first minute of stoppage time, clinching a 2-1 victory for England. The team will face Spain in the title match. Throughout Euro 2024’s knockout stages, England has provided dramatic moments, including a stoppage-time equaliser by Jude Bellingham to defeat Slovakia in the last 16 and a penalty shootout win over Switzerland in the quarterfinals. This series of crucial performances has kept fans on edge.…

Gaza: The Israeli military has instructed all Palestinians to leave Gaza City and move south. This order comes as they continue their offensive across the northern, southern, and central areas of the Gaza Strip, resulting in dozens of deaths over the past 48 hours. On Wednesday, flyers encouraging “everyone in Gaza City” to depart and travel “safe routes” south to Deir el-Balah and az-Zawayda were dropped from the sky. The Interior Ministry of Gaza has urged citizens of Gaza City to defy Israeli evacuation orders, claiming that doing so is a component of the Israeli army’s psychological warfare campaign against…

United States: Democratic lawmakers have met privately to discuss President Biden’s troubled re-election bid amid ongoing concerns about his physical and mental fitness. The closed-doors discussions on Tuesday brought to light the party’s continued disagreements about Biden’s electability in the wake of his appalling debate performance against Republican opponent Donald Trump last month. Prominent Democrats, such as Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, spoke to reporters prior to and following the meeting and reaffirmed their support for Biden. Schumer frequently responded to inquiries concerning Biden’s suitability for office by saying, “I’m with Joe.” Reporters were informed by South Carolina’s Jim Clyburn,…

South Korea: The recent developments in South Korean airspace have raised significant concerns among aviation experts amidst escalating tension between North and South Korea. A series of provocative actions by North Korea, including the trash balloon campaign and increased missile launches, are creating operational challenges for airlines. Since late May, North Korea has initiated several waves of launching balloons filled with trash and even human excrement into South Korean airspace. This unconventional tactic, described as psychological warfare by analysts, reached a peak on June 27 when one balloon landed on a runway at Incheon International Airport. The incident led to…

United States: The US Justice Department seized two internet domains and conducted searches on nearly 1,000 social media accounts. These accounts were allegedly used by Russian operatives to pretend to be US residents and spread misinformation both in the US and internationally. According to the Justice Department, the so-called “bot farm” employed artificial intelligence to establish fictitious social media identities that appeared to be people in the US and used those accounts to broadcast support for Russia’s war in Ukraine. According to the Justice Department, the complex plot was orchestrated by a worker for RT, the state-owned media organization in…

London: British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has assigned junior ministerial roles to five MPs who were newly elected, in an unprecedented move. This is highly unusual for MPs with no prior parliamentary experience to immediately receive government positions. Among the new appointees is Georgia Gould, the leader of Sir Keir’s local Camden council and daughter of Blair-era strategist Lord Philip Gould, who has been named a parliamentary secretary in the Cabinet Office. Economist Miatta Fahnbulleh takes on the role as a junior minister in the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, while former Royal Marine Colonel Alistair Carns…

French Guinea: Europe’s Ariane 6 rocket has finally launched on its first mission, bringing back the continent’s ability to access space independently after numerous delays, political challenges, and funding debates. Europe’s newest unmanned rocket, standing 56 meters (184 feet) tall, took off from the French Guiana launchpad on Tuesday at 4 p.m. local time (19:00 GMT), marking the beginning of a nearly three-hour voyage intended to break a year-long break in European launches. “Propulsion and trajectory are nominal,” the mission’s launch director declared in real-time footage transmitted to the European Space Agency’s headquarters in Paris, where staff members celebrated the…

A developmental disorder that lasts a lifetime, autism impacts how people interact and communicate with others and the outside world. Approximately 700,000 adults and children in the UK are affected by autism, accounting for more than one in every 100 individuals on the spectrum as per the National Autistic Society data. What is Autism? Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a diverse group of conditions affecting brain development. Approximately 1 in 100 children is diagnosed with autism. Characteristics often appear in early childhood but diagnosis may occur later. Abilities and needs of autistic individuals vary widely and can change over time.…

London: Scotland’s 57 Members of Parliament are gearing up for their swearing-in at Westminster after the dramatic general election that saw significant changes in representation. While some MPs are seasoned veterans, many are newcomers to the Commons, eager to make their mark on the political stage. Parliament reconvenes this week after a historic election where Labour reclaimed power after 14 years, with Sir Keir Starmer assuming the role of Prime Minister. The election night proved transformative for Labour in Scotland, as numerous SNP strongholds turned Labour red. This surge Labour’s representation from two MPs – Ian Murray and Michael Shanks…

United States: The US president Joe Biden’s physician, Dr. Kevin O’Connor, confirmed in a late-night letter that Dr. Kevin Cannard, a Parkinson’s specialist who visited the White House eight times over eight months, examined President Biden for his annual physicals. O’Connor’s letter claims that Canard’s visits to the White House are not assessments of the president. According to O’Connor’s letter, Cannard provides a variety of care for those at the White House besides the president. “Prior to the pandemic, and following its end, [Cannard] has held regular Neurology clinics at the White House Medical Clinic in support of the thousands…