Nigel Farage has spoken at a Donald Trump rally to lend support to the Republican’s re-election campaign, showering the US president with praise and describing him as the “most resilient and brave person” he had ever met. Taking to the stage in front of a crowd of voters in Arizona, the former Ukip leader said:
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Dieser Artikel wird laufend aktualisiert. Nichts mehr verpassen: Für die neuesten Entwicklungen und wichtigsten Hintergründe abonnieren Sie unseren Coronavirus-Newsletter. +++ Macron kündigt erneute Ausgangssperre an – “Zweite Welle tödlicher” +++ Präsident Emmanuel Macron hat den erneuten Lockdown für Frankreich ausgerufen. Durch die Ausgangssperren solle die Corona-Pandemie eingedämmt werden, die erneut außer Kontrolle zu geraten drohe, so Macron am Mittwoch in
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France will begin a four-week lockdown on Friday, French President Emmanuel Macron said Wednesday. His declaration came just hours after German Chancellor Angela Merkel also announced a four-week nationwide lockdown starting next Monday. Macron announced the French measures in a televised address on Wednesday evening, saying existing restrictions were “not enough anymore.” By mid-November, all
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Twenty-six people have been arrested as part of a major operation targetting the importation, production and supply of illegal drugs, including ecstasy pills, meth and cocaine. Officers have also seized assets in excess of $10 million after carrying out search warrants across 34 properties in the wider Auckland region this week. Most of the individuals
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Fox News host attacks Jacinda Ardern’s coronavirus policy and claims the New Zealand prime minister is locking up Kiwis in ‘quarantine camps’ Fox News host Laura Ingraham has slammed New Zealand’s COVID-19 response Ingraham claimed Jacinda Ardern was ‘throwing people into quarantine camps’ She played a clip of New Zealand’s prime minister discussing quarantine in June
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Written by Shubhajit Roy | New Delhi | Updated: October 29, 2020 5:30:27 am Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan said Macron was encouraging anti-Muslim sentiments and provoking Muslims; Iran and Saudi Arabia condemned the cartoons. (Abdulmonam Eassa, Pool via AP) In a rare move, India on Wednesday came out in support of France’s President Emmanuel
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Republicans and the Trump campaign had asked the court to reinstate a three-day extension that had been set by the state legislature last June. The court rejected the request without comment. Justice Amy Coney Barrett took no part in the decision because she had not had time to fully review the briefs, the court said.
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ANZ reported $3.76 billion in cash profit for its continuing operations for the year ended September 30, and proposed shareholders would receive 35 cents per share as the final dividend, fully franked and payable on December 16. That compares with a partially franked 80 cents a share final dividend last year. ANZ also updated its
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A Mi’kmaw band is raising concerns about the Sipekne’katik First Nation’s moderate livelihood fishery on St. Marys Bay in southwest Nova Scotia, and says its two-decade effort to repair relations with non-Indigenous communities in the area is “quickly being eroded.” The chief of Bear River First Nation — a small Mi’kmaw band with reserve land close to
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WASHINGTON — In a pair of decisions welcomed by Democrats, the Supreme Court on Wednesday at least temporarily let election officials in two key battleground states, Pennsylvania and North Carolina, accept absentee ballots for several days after Election Day. In the Pennsylvania case, the court refused a plea from Pennsylvania Republicans that it decide before
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