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Authoritative research led by the World Health Organization (WHO) on the Corona epidemic, which has affected more than 130 million people worldwide and swallowed up 2.9 million lives, has also been deemed incomplete. The World Health Organization sent a team of health experts from different countries to China earlier this year to find out where and why the corona virus spread. Did the virus develop in the laboratory? The investigation, completed in February by experts in various fields, has now been published in the form of a report. The World Health Organization published the 120-page report on March 29, which provides detailed but concise answers to the possible spread of the corona virus. However, 14 other countries, including the World Health Organization, have raised objections to the study, calling it incomplete and calling for further investigation. According to the Associated Press (AP) , the report published by the World Health Organization did not fully clarify where the coro

The Islamist United Arab List (Raam) party has won a landslide victory in Israeli elections and entered parliament as a kingmaker. According to the AFP news agency, Mansour Abbas, the leader of the Raam party, had not ruled out joining the Israeli government in the past, contrary to the position of other Arab parties. "We are ready to meet with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's camp or his rival, and I am not in anyone's pocket," Abbas told Israeli radio. His party did worse than expected from opinion polls, which saw them at gaining about 90 seats. According to the report, the results so far show that neither Netanyahu nor his rival party has a clear lead in government formation and that talks will be needed for a coalition. It should be noted that in the last Israeli election, the Raam Party was included in the Central Arab Joint List, but earlier this year, ideological differences arose between Mansour Abbas and his former allies, and this alliance was also torn

Australia's east coast is facing its worst flooding in 50 years due to heavy rains. Rains in the eastern part of Australia have wreaked havoc in New South Wales, with many areas closed, major highways closed and several homes damaged. According to officials, the situation in New South Wales is much worse than expected, with continuous rains pushing the water level in the dams to the limit and flood warnings still in 13 areas. Continuous rains have raised water levels in rivers and dams, and thousands of people have been ordered to evacuate overnight in Sydney's low-lying areas. The weather has also affected the delivery of the corona vaccine in New South Wales. Heavy rains off Australia's east coast have triggered the worst flooding in 50 years, destroying hundreds of homes and displacing thousands. The worst-hit areas are New South Wales, Australia's most populous state, and Lower Sydney, the state capital. Roads have been closed in many places and schools have been de

In numerous protests in Myanmar, many people were injured again and several people died. Soldiers are said to have opened fire against demonstrators. In Myanmar, despite increasing repression, thousands of opponents of the military junta continued their protests in several cities. They demanded the release of the disempowered head of government Aung San Suu Kyi, the reinstatement of her civilian government and a return to democratic reforms. According to local media reports, several people were killed and injured. In Yangon, security forces fired shots in the former capital of Yangon late on Friday evening and killed at least one person, a local resident reported. At least three other people were seriously injured.  According to the news website Myanmar Now, two more people have been killed in Mogok. Soldiers are said to have opened fire. In the second largest city of Mandalay, according to the Reuters news agency, several demonstrators were injured when a vehicle drove into the crowd

Nine people, including five security personnel, were killed when an Afghan Army helicopter crashed and a bomb exploded on a bus. According to the Afghan Ministry of Defense, a military helicopter MI-17 crashed due to a landing in Maidan Wardak province, killing nine people, including five security personnel, while an investigation into the incident has been launched. According to Afghan sources, four military helicopters were carrying supplies and food items in Behsud district. However, unidentified persons fired a rocket during the landing, which caused a helicopter to crash. However, authorities have not yet confirmed the rocket attack. Meanwhile, a bus carrying government employees was blown up in the capital Kabul, killing three people and injuring 11 others, who were rushed to a hospital. No group has claimed responsibility for the blast. US President Joe Biden has called Russian President Vladimir Putin an assassin and said he will have to pay a price soon. In an interview with

Former US President Barack Obama published his memoirs in book form in 1995 entitled 'Dreams from My Father'. He was known at the time as a determined Chicago politician, and in the book he took seriously the need to counter the "dual sense of individual progress and collective decline" in the United States. He made this decision because of his personal losses, racial discrimination and emigration. And now, after a few decades and two terms in office, Obama has revisited his journey as a successful politician. This time, he is preparing to speak on a topic of nation's rise and fall inside and outside US borders that most people shy away from. A Promised Land is the first book in a two-book series. The book contains memoirs of Obama as the 44th President of the United States (2009-2017). These memoirs, written with admirable foresight, focus on the evolution of identity politics in the United States, as well as the extent of US influence in military intervention, c

Myanmar's military has stepped up martial law amid ongoing violent protests in the country. According to British media, March 15 was a bloody day in the ongoing protests against the military coup in Myanmar, on which the security forces cracked down on the protesters and the firing of the forces killed 50 people, most of the deaths were reported from Yangon city. According to media reports, people in various parts of Myanmar are demanding the release of Aung San Suu Kyi and the end of military rule. The military has imposed martial law in two more districts in Yangon, the country's largest city, following a spate of violent protests that targeted Chinese businesses in the city. In addition, martial law has been enforced in several areas of Mandalay, after which protesters can now be tried in military courts. According to media reports, the protesters believe that the military coup in Myanmar has the support of China. Aung San Suu Kyi, head of Myanmar's National League for

At least 14 people have been killed in clashes between security forces and protesters during protests in Myanmar's capital, Yangon. Meanwhile, ousted political leaders have appealed to the people to continue their resistance to bring about a 'revolution'. Yangon area hlayyng thryar authorities used sticks and knives demonstrators responded to the demonstrators opened fire on the gathering. It should be noted that the junta attacked the shops of Chinese businessmen in the area after which the authorities had imposed martial law there. Protesters believe the Chinese government is supporting Myanmar's military. It should be noted that on February 1, the army overthrew the government in the country and at the same time the country's democratic leader Aung San Suu Kyi has been detained. On the other hand, many political leaders have refused to accept the coup and have gone into hiding by dodging the army. What happened on Sunday? China has demanded protection from Chines

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will pay his first official visit to the United Arab Emirates on Thursday since the establishment of bilateral relations. A senior official in Netanyahu's office declined to comment on reports from Israeli public radio, the Haaretz newspaper and other media outlets, according to AFP. Benjamin Netanyahu's visit comes less than two weeks before his next election, Israel's fourth in less than two years. He has been in power since 2009 and, as an experienced prime minister, has sought to highlight his achievements as Israel's top politician in his election campaign. According to Israeli reports, Benjamin Netanyahu will meet with UAE leader Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan at Abu Dhabi Airport. He will then travel to Jerusalem to hold talks with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban on the corona vaccine nation. Benjamin Netanyahu was scheduled to visit the UAE and Bahrain in February, but his trip was delayed due to travel restri

The United Kingdom has fined China's state-run television channel CGTN 400,000 and revoked its license. The Chinese TV channel showed this in a program about British citizen Peter Humphrey in which he confessed his guilt and against this Peter had lodged a complaint against the TV with the British broadcaster Ofcom. The company had imposed a fine of 110,000 euros on the TV channel for violating the country's broadcasting laws.A Shanghai court has sentenced Peter Humphrey to more than two years in prison in a corruption case. The case involved a pharmaceutical company, GlaxoSmithKline, and a related program featured Peter confessing to his crimes. Peter, on the other hand, says the confession was made while in custody and that is why he was forced to file a complaint against the channel. Earlier last month, China banned BBC World News, a leading British broadcaster, saying it had committed serious violations of Chinese broadcasting rules and regulations. It should be noted that

Meghan Markle, the daughter-in-law of the British royal family, gave a terrifying interview to Oprah Winfrey in which she revealed the secrets of the royal family and turned off the electricity. This interview between Princess Meghan Markle and her husband Prince Harry has been broadcast in the United States. Meghan Markle said that while talking in an open environment, she felt good that no one was in her reconnaissance. "I did not get protection from the royal family. The royal family even had concerns about how black our child would be after marriage," he said. After being part of the royal family, I was silenced, I didn't know what it was like to be a member of the royal family, I didn't want to live anymore, I was assassinated," said Meghan Markle. "My and Harry's wedding took place three days before the official ceremony," he said. He said the first meeting with the Queen was not formal, the royal family did not help me in times of trouble, it

Arab coalition forces thwarted eight drone strikes by Houthi rebels on Saudi Arabia. Arab coalition forces have thwarted eight drone strikes by Houthi rebels on Saudi Arabia in the past 24 hours, with two drone strikes targeting the Saudi cities of Jazan and Khamis this morning, but only in the air. No casualties were reported in the attacks. According to Arab coalition spokesman General Turki al-Maliki, Houthi rebels on Friday carried out six drone strikes on the Saudi city of Khamis Mushait, which were destroyed in mid-air. He said Houthi rebels were deliberately targeting civilians, but that coalition forces were on high alert to protect civilians. On the other hand, the recent drone strikes on Saudi Arabia by Houthi rebels have been strongly condemned by the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Egypt, Jordan and Kuwait, all countries have fully supported Saudi Arabia in the fight against Houthi rebels. Video streaming site YouTube has shut down channels run by Myanmar's military. A

There were numerous deaths on the 30th day of the resistance against the military. Eyewitnesses accused emergency services of shooting demonstrators. In the ongoing protests against the new military government in Myanmar , 38 demonstrators are reported to have been killed. This is said to be the highest daily number of victims since the coup on February 1. Last Sunday, 18 people were killed. In different parts of the country, firefighters shot live ammunition , as reported by local media and eyewitnesses. Photos of corpses covered in blood circulated on social networks. A young man was reportedly shot dead in Myingyan in the north of the country and another in Mawlamyine in the south. Two other demonstrators, a 37-year-old man and a 19-year-old woman, were killed in the city of Mandalay, according to the Myanmar Now portal . Seven people died in Monywa. "There were about 20,000 demonstrators on the street, and I am sure that the security forces belonged to the army," said a j