A group of cross-party British lawmakers is in talks with Taiwan to provide Chinese-language teachers to the United Kingdon as the government seeks to phase out Confucius Institutes, according to media reports.
Twitter makes it easy for visually impaired to read images
Twitter has rolled out a feature to help blind and visually-impaired people read images embedded with the tweets via its new image description reminder.
Aus state to introduce new ‘no body no parole’ law
Dominic Perrottet, Premier of Australia’s New South Wales (NSW), on Tuesday announced that offenders in the state who refuse to provide information on the location of their victims’ remains will be ineligible for parole under new laws.
More than 250,000 people saw Queen’s lying in state: Report
An estimated over 250,000 people saw British Queen Elizabeth II lying in state in London when her coffin was displayed for public viewing for a little over four days before the funeral, according to a report on Tuesday.
Putin willing to end war in Ukraine, claims Erdogan
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said that he believes the Russian President is seeking an end to the war he began in Ukraine, and that a “significant step” will be made, media reports said.Erdogan said his impression from his recent talks with Vladimir Putin is that the Russian leader wants to “end this as soon as possible”, BBC reported.
Our world is in big trouble, says UN chief Guterres
With those explosive words, UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres opened the high-level meeting of the General Assembly on Tuesday listing the crisis upon crisis piled upon the world.
