By Zakiya Afzani Norway builds an underground shipping tunnel in world first Norway has unveiled plans to build the world’s first ship tunnel by smashing through a solid rock peninsula. The mile-long, 118-feet-wide tunnel will pass through the narrowest part of the Stad peninsula in western Norway, allowing freight…
By Saila Safwana Britain formally leaves the EU as PM Theresa May triggers Brexit with Article 50 Following a week and weekend of intense public protests and promises by some politicians that Brexit can be stopped, UK Prome Minister Theresa May had today formally triggered Article 50, reducing the EU…
By Yashar Baghdadi Al-Quraish Turkey moves up its gears in retaliation over The Netherlands’ breach of international laws Turkey will retaliate harshly against the Netherlands following its actions against a Turkish female minister in the Dutch city of Rotterdam, Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said on Sunday. Speaking at a rally…
By Navid Hashim Ireland begs the EU for invisible border with the UK post-Brexit Ireland has asked the EU negotiators to help it keep the border across the island “invisible” after Brussels reaches a Brexit deal with London that will take the occupied British province of Northern Ireland out…
By Francois Thomas Far-right leader says she is the ‘people’s president’ as she makes 144 promises against immigration and global trade Marine Le Pen, France’s radical far-right presidential candidate, has formally launched a campaign echoing many of the themes that propelled Donald Trump to the White House. Addressing hundreds…
By Musa Ibrahim Austria enforces controversial ban on Islamic clothing Austria’s coalition government has vowed to ban Muslim face-covering veils such as the Niqab and to restrict eastern European workers’ access to the labour market. The measures are part of a package of policies agreed after five days of talks…
By Habil Al-Basra Theresa May’s buddying up to Trump is putting UK society at risk. According to MP Theresa May’s less than feeble attempt of a response but not reprimand to Donald Trump’s migrant and refugee order risks making Muslim communities feel even further disenfranchised and disillusioned, a leading…
By Dr. Shamsaldin Qais Sulayman Al-Said First published: 12th November 2015 | Paper used by: Cambridge University and North Arizona University. The surgical technique set to revolutionise knee surgery A very exciting technology equally steeped in a medical and technological revolution has changed the way we are about to think of…
By Sayeed Yahya The Sentinel aka ‘Stoke Sentinel’ could be sued nearly £60m by the man Europe called “Superman” Small regional newspaper The Sentinel aka Stoke Sentinel owned by Local World Ltd who publish around 100 print titles, formed in it’s current incarnation in 2012 by David Montgomery, a former chief executive of…
