日: 2022年4月1日
Seedlings, apparently planted by anti-Covid mandate protesters, have been removed after speaker asked for ‘weed to be weeded’After a weeks-long illegal occupation that ended in a riot, New Zealand’s parliament has a new unwelcome visitor to contend wit…
China’s largest city and financial powerhouse is struggling to cope with the country’s worst outbreak since the start of the pandemic in WuhanSee all our coronavirus coverageShanghai has been plunged into an extended lockdown and some residents face an…
Curfew lifted a day after 45 people were arrested when an angry crowd demanded the resignation of Gotabaya RajapaksaNearly 50 people were injured after authorities used teargas and water cannon to drive back a crowd that stormed the home of Sri Lankan …
Conference raises only $2.44bn as Russian foreign minister says west is responsible for country’s humanitarian crisisThe world’s donor drought, and growing global divisions over Afghanistan’s political direction, have been laid bare when a UN appeal fo…
Foreign secretary urges democracies to join in applying sanctions to Russia after Ukraine invasionIndia’s external affairs minister, Dr S Jaishankar, has defended his country’s right to buy discounted oil from Russia following Moscow’s invasion of Ukra…
At an international pet fair in Tokyo, Japan, around 470 exhibitors are showcasing their new products and services to an expected 36,000 visitors Continue reading…
Support slashed despite warnings about impact, with offices told not to discuss plans with local partners, says National Audit Office reportThe British government forced through £4.2bn in aid cuts so quickly it had little time to plan the impact they w…
Fu Zhenghua, who had brought down ex security chief for corruption, denounced as ‘extremely despicable’Beijing has expelled its high-profile former justice minister and deputy police chief from the ruling Communist party, denouncing him as being “extre…