Documentary “Bread and Roses” Sheds Light on Afghan Women’s Struggles Under Taliban Rule A new documentary titled “Bread and Roses” offers an unflinching look at the dramatic transformation Afghan women’s lives have undergone since the Taliban’s return to power three years ago. The film, directed by exiled filmmaker Sahra Mani, was shot using the smartphones … Read more
Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Comments on U.S. Decision to Supply Long-Range Missiles In a significant development, Andri Sybiga, Ukraine’s Foreign Minister, has stated that U.S. President Joe Biden’s decision to allow the use of long-range missiles provided by the United States against Russian targets could potentially shorten the ongoing conflict. Sybiga emphasized that the further these … Read more
Stabbing Rampage in Manhattan: Two Dead, One Injured In a shocking incident that has gripped New York City, a man in his fifties is currently in police custody following a series of knife attacks on Manhattan. The attacks, which unfolded over a span of two and a half hours, resulted in the deaths of two … Read more
Investigations Launched into Undersea Cable Damage in the Baltic Sea International Concerns Over Damaged Undersea Cables German and Finnish authorities have initiated investigations into the recent damage sustained by an undersea cable connecting the two countries beneath the Baltic Sea. The incident has raised suspicions that these damages might be part of broader military operations. … Read more
Fatalities as Government Intervenes in Gaza to Protect Aid Convoys At least 20 individuals have lost their lives in a government-led operation in Gaza aimed at preventing criminal gangs from attacking humanitarian aid trucks today. Earlier reports indicated that out of 109 trucks dispatched from Israel on Saturday, 98 failed to reach their intended destinations … Read more
Guðmundur Ingi Guðbrandsson’s Controversial Vote on Agricultural Legislation Guðmundur Ingi Guðbrandsson, the deputy chairman of the Left-Green Movement, recently defended his decision to vote for amendments to Iceland’s agricultural laws. He asserted that his support stemmed from a belief that the changes would benefit both consumers and farmers. Guðmundur emphasized that this issue was not … Read more
Historic Victory for San Marino Against Liechtenstein San Marino achieved a historic milestone by defeating Liechtenstein 1-3 in Vaduz. This victory marks the first time San Marino has scored three goals in a competitive match and is also their first away win in the national team’s history. This triumph secures their promotion to League C … Read more
Sanna Magdalena Mörtudóttir: A Rising Force in Iceland’s Socialist Party Sanna Magdalena Mörtudóttir’s Political Journey Sanna Magdalena Mörtudóttir has made a significant impact in Icelandic politics as the leader of the Socialist Party in Reykjavik’s southern district. Since 2018, she has served as a city council member, distinguishing herself as the youngest in Reykjavik’s history … Read more
Invalid Agricultural Legislation: A Call for Investigation Breki Karlsson, Chairman of the Consumers’ Association of Iceland, has urged the Icelandic Competition Authority to review the acquisition of Kjarnafæði-Norðlenska by Kaupfélag Skagfirðinga in light of the recent invalidation of new agricultural laws. The legislation, originally intended to benefit consumers and reduce product prices, failed to achieve … Read more
Icelandic Parliament Passes National Budget Amid Political Transition Today, the Icelandic Parliament, known as Alþingi, approved the national budget on the final day of its session, marking a significant legislative milestone 69 days after the parliamentary session began. The outgoing Speaker of Alþingi, Birgir Ármannsson, highlighted the prioritization of legislative duties since the announcement of … Read more