Kriminologe: Tödliche Polizei-Schüsse kritisch untersuchen
2025-04-24
Malik Johnson
Related News
World
Pakistan-Kazakhstan IGC concludes with the signing of important protocols and MoUs
Associated Press Of Pakistan Pakistan-Kazakhstan IGC concludes with the signing of important protocols and MoUs ISLAMABAD, Apr 29 (APP): The 13th Session of the Pakistan-Kazakhstan Joint Intergovernmental Commission (IGC) on Trade, Economic, Scientific, Technical and Cultural Cooperation was concluded here on Tuesday. The session was co-chaired by Mr. Ahad Cheema, Federal Minister for Economic Affairs, and Mr. Marat Karabayev, Minister of Transport of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Both sides reviewed […] This post Pakistan-Kazakhstan IGC concludes with the signing of important protocols and MoUs first appeared on Associated Press Of Pakistan and owns the property.
World
Help! All the Dyson fans look exactly the same – which one should I buy?
An at-a-glance rundown of your options, so you don't end up with the wrong fan (or fan-purifier, or fan-purifier-heater) for your needs.
World
Canada elections: A stunning comeback for the Liberals, but more uncertainty ahead
Writing from Ottawa, Dr Seána Glennon looks at a dramatic election in Canada, under the shadow of a determined US president.
World
DOGE cuts, tariffs and immigration crackdown: Trump's first 100 days by the numbers
President Donald Trump is marking 100 days in the White House, a tumultuous and divisive start to his second term during which he has been shattering tradition, challenging norms and the courts, upending the world economy and thrilling some Americans while terrifying and infuriating others. Trump is trying to expand the power of the presidency as he transforms the American political system and remakes the global economy. But if the Republican-controlled Congress has been aquiescent, he is facing a blizzard of lawsuits that are making their way through the courts. Will his policies withstand rulings from the U.S. Supreme Court — and will his administration abide by them? Trump’s opponents accuse him of usurping some of Congress’ constitutionally derived powers, but the Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson said he disagrees. “I don’t think we’ve ceded any authority,” he told Fox News. “I think that he’s doing what is within his scope to do.”
World
James Webb Space Telescope finds a wild black hole growth spurt in galaxies at 'cosmic noon'
Using the James Webb Space Telescope, astronomers have peered into galaxies that existed at cosmic noon to hunt ravenously feeding black holes and bursts of starbirth.
World
Senate Democrats to mark Trump’s ‘100 days from hell’ with marathon speeches
Minority leader Chuck Schumer accuses president of ‘acting like a king, a despot, a wannabe dictator’
World
North Shore Emergency Departments in Thessalon, Richards Landing, temporarily closed
Richard's Landing - Matthews Site to close from 8 a.m. April 30 to 8 a.m. May 1, Thessalon site closed from 8 a.m. May 1 to 8 a.m. May 2
World
Genetic predisposition to muscle strength linked to lower cardiovascular mortality
A study conducted by the Faculty of Sport and Health Sciences at the University of Jyväskylä, Finland, found that men with a genetic predisposition supporting higher muscle strength had a lower risk of dying from cardiovascular diseases, regardless of their leisure-time physical activity levels or other lifestyle-related factors.
World
Frustration and disappointment as electrical fault sees city centre trams grind to a halt
An electrical fault stopped trams in the city centre completely, while other services have had to be changed while repairs are carried out
World
Cash, emergency food and wind-up radios: How to survive a power outage
Citizens across Europe have been getting advice about emergency planning after mass electricity blackout on Iberian peninsula
World
Oilers’ Coach Kris Knoblauch Is the King of In-Game Adjustments
The Edmonton Oilers are tied with the Los Angeles Kings in their first round playoff series, and coaching is a big reason why.
World
Couple and adult son 'died from carbon monoxide poisoning after using generator' during Spain-Portugal blackout
According to reports in Spanish media, there have been at least four deaths connected to the blackout that hit the country and Portugal on Monday. While power is now largely restored, a number of questions remain unanswered.
World
Impaired driver who struck and killed a Connecticut trooper is sentenced to 18 years
NEW BRITAIN, Conn. (AP) — A man who was high on drugs when he struck and killed a Connecticut state trooper on a highway last year was sentenced Tuesday to
World
Widespread Blackout Strikes Spain and Portugal, Leaving Thousands in Chaos
At 12:30 pm local time on Monday, the power went out. Across Spain and Portugal trains, planes, and traffic lights abruptly stopped working. Reports emerged of people being stuck in lifts, and Googl… [+2894 chars]
World
Passengers face hardship in the absence of public restrooms
For thousands of commuters using the suburban trains, the lack of public conveniences tops the list of their grievances. The problem is more severe in the western section where commuters find it difficult to use the toilets at the stations as most of them are locked
World
The numbers that matter from first 100 days of Donald Trump’s second term in office
Mr Trump’s critics say he is wielding his authority in ways that challenge the Constitution’s separation of powers
World
Kneecap's Eden Project gig cancelled amid row over 'kill MPs' comments
A performance by Belfast rap trio Kneecap at the Eden Project has been cancelled.
World
Kemi Badenoch warns of 'long road ahead' for Tories but says it won't be 'decades' before party back in power
The Conservative leader says she wants her party back in government at the next general election - but she admits "that's a really tough job". Thursday marks Kemi Badenoch's first electoral test since taking over from Rishi Sunak.