Rescuers recover bodies of 5 climbers on Mount Elbrus
Russian authorities recovered the bodies of five foreign climbers believed to be from Bosnia after they became stranded on Mount Elbrus, Russia’s highest peak, officials said Sunday.
Russian authorities recovered the bodies of five foreign climbers believed to be from Bosnia after they became stranded on Mount Elbrus, Russia’s highest peak, officials said Sunday.
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel on Sunday accused the United States of escalating pressure on Cuba through what he called a “genocidal policy,” saying Washington is seeking to weaken the island and force political change.
The Brazilian source, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the visas were denied because of concerns over the “risk of political exploitation.”
Hernández arrived aboard a private plane near Tegucigalpa before traveling to Comayagua, where he addressed hundreds of supporters at a rally.
The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare said the average life expectancy for women rose by 0.20 year to 87.33 years, while that of men increased by 0.25 year to 81.35 years.
Iran’s Oil Ministry said Saturday it generated $18 billion in oil sales during the conflict with the United States and the subsequent ceasefire, despite earlier claims by senior Iranian officials that exports had been halted.
Foreign Affairs Secretary Ma. Theresa Lazaro said negotiators have met monthly since January, signaling renewed political will to complete the agreement.
Iran and Oman agreed Tuesday to study the costs of maritime services provided in the Strait of Hormuz while reaffirming their sovereignty over their respective territorial waters, according to a joint statement released after high-level talks in Muscat.
Andy Burnham officially took office as Britain’s prime minister on Monday, reshuffling the Cabinet, removing key allies of predecessor Keir Starmer and promising a 10-year plan to ease the cost of living and rebuild the economy.
A European Union ban on destroying unsold clothing, footwear and accessories took effect Sunday, requiring large fashion companies to find alternative ways to manage excess inventory as part of the bloc’s efforts to reduce waste and greenhouse gas emissions.