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Why go back to the Moon?
On September 12, 1962, then US president John F Kennedy informed the public of his plan to put a man on the Moon by the end of the decade. - Maintaining leadership over China - Apart from Mars, another reason put forward by the Americans for settling on the Moon is to do so before the Chinese, who plan to send taikonauts by the year 2030.
Canada admired its queen, but not so much the monarchy
Canadians were attached to Queen Elizabeth II right to the end, but their relationship with the monarchy has been increasingly strained and experts believe her death on Thursday will reignite debate over its future.
King Charles III vows to rule with respect in first address
King Charles III delivered his first address to the British public and the world on Friday beginning with a moving tribute to his late mother, Queen Elizabeth.
Mexican lawmakers approve contentious security reform
Mexican lawmakers on Friday approved a plan to put the National Guard under military control -- a move that critics say hands too much power to the armed forces. His reform putting the National Guard under the defense ministry's control was passed in the Senate by 71 votes in favor and 51 against, having already been approved by the lower house of Congress.
After pulling out of TPP, US forges Asia trade framework
The United States and a group of Asian allies on Friday agreed on a set negotiating targets, notably on trade and supply chains, as Washington looks to offer an alternative to the economic might of China in the region.
4 cool facts about King Charles III, the oldest person to assume the British throne
73-year-old Charles III is King of the UK and 14 other Commonwealth realms following the death of his mum, Queen Elizabeth II. Check out some facts about him.
Bawumia commissions Jasikan-Dodo Pepesu road; shares nice photos
Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, on Thursday, September 8, 2022, commissioned the 56.4 km Jasikan-Dodo Pepesu road project at Kadjebi in the Oti Region.
Ukraine reconstruction to cost $349 bn: report
Rebuilding Ukraine following the devastation caused by the Russian invasion will cost an estimated $349 billion, according to a report issued Friday. Physical damage alone inflicted since the invasion in late February through June 1 already totaled $97 billion, the report said.
Russia reinforces Kharkiv to counter Ukraine push
Russia said on Friday it was sending reinforcements to the Kharkiv region in eastern Ukraine, where Kyiv's forces have announced major gains as part of a broader counter-offensive. The counter-offensive has shown progress in the south of the country too, particularly in the Kherson region, as well as in Kharkiv and in the industrial Donbas province in the east.
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