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Israel faces looming liquified gas shortage despite Gov’t assurances of supply stability
Israel’s reliance on minimal Liquified Petroleum Gas reserves leaves its economy vulnerable, and winter could bring serious supply issues. Despite recognizing worst-case scenarios, Israel now confronts a minimal security stockpile, particularly concerning its gas supply. The government has assured that there are no reported shortages in supply. However, concerns have been growing, especially among businesses…
Read MoreSiblings want ‘beautiful’ sister to be remembered
The siblings of a student who was murdered 10 years ago after a night out, have said the pain has never gone away and want their beautiful sister to be remembered. India Chipchase, 20, was raped and killed by Edward Tenniswood in Northampton after he offered to get her home safely. Harry Chipchase, 28, said…
Read MoreArctic air mass keeps Ozarks in bitter cold
We just can’t escape it. An Arctic air mass continues to keep bitter cold locked over the Ozarks. Thankfully, this weekend brings a return to the cold without the winter weather chaos we experienced last weekend. Our main goal tonight is to keep temperatures out of the negatives. That will be a challenge, as the…
Read MoreSouth Africa orders expulsion of Israeli envoy, declared persona non grata
South Africa is expelling Israel’s envoy to the country, the foreign affairs ministry announced, accusing the Israeli official of engaging in “unacceptable violations of diplomatic norms” that challenge South African sovereignty. The Department of International Relations and Cooperation said on Friday that it was giving Ariel Seidman, the charge d’affaires at the Israeli embassy, 72…
Read MoreBurkina Faso junta announces ban on all political parties
Burkina Faso’s junta has announced a ban on all political parties, whose activities have been suspended since the military seized power in 2022. Junta leader Captain Ibrahim Traoré has been criticised for suppressing dissent and the move will be seen as the latest move to tighten control. According to Burkina Faso’s Interior Minister Emile Zerbo,…
Read MoreIn “Pillion,” Gay B.D.S.M. Passions Edge Toward Dom-Com
Anchored by Alexander Skarsgård and Harry Melling’s superb performances, the British director Harry Lighton’s feature début brightens the bleak novel it’s based on. Source link
Read MoreFrance changes national qualification for hotel and tourism management roles
The French government has revised the national professional qualification for hotel and tourism management, updating the titre professionnel de responsable d’établissement touristique. The change, published in the Journal Officiel on 24 January 2026, affects training standards and formal competence requirements for senior operational roles in the hotel and broader tourism accommodation sector. The updated title…
Read MoreIranian Mossad agent discusses anti-regime role during June’s Israel-Iran war
Iranian Mossad agent “Arash” speaks to Channel 12 The agent, known as “Arash,” spoke to Channel 12’s Uvda about the role he played as “Mossad’s eyes” during an operation within Iran to destroy a ballistic missile launcher aimed towards Israel. An Iranian national, who worked with Mossad to set up a weapons system to destroy…
Read MoreActivists unfurl huge image of killed Palestinian girl in Barcelona
Activists have unfurled a huge image of the killed Palestinian girl Hind Rajab on the beach in the Spanish city of Barcelona on the second anniversary of her death in the Gaza Strip. The then 5-year-old girl was believed to have been killed during an Israeli army operation. However, the Israeli army has not yet…
Read MoreThe ‘Asian Unicorn’ Hasn’t Been Seen Since 2013: Is the Saola Hiding or Gone Forever?
The post The ‘Asian Unicorn’ Hasn’t Been Seen Since 2013: Is the Saola Hiding or Gone Forever? appeared first on A-Z Animals. Quick Take Securing the survival of the Saola requires overcoming a 13-year absence of confirmed visual evidence, with the last widely accepted camera trap photo taken in 2013. Existing survey coverage accounts for…
Read MoreThe Dry January Hangover
“There’s a kind of risk aversion that you tend to associate with liberal politics,” Edward Slingerland, a philosophy professor at the University of British Columbia and Dartmouth, said, of abstaining from alcohol. In 2021, Slingerland published a history of drinking, appropriately titled “Drunk.” The public-health establishment “wants to do everything it can to reduce risk…
Read MoreIsrael seeks ‘more exits than entries’ at Gaza’s Rafah as Egypt objects
As preparations accelerate for the partial Israeli reopening of Gaza’s Rafah border crossing, tentatively scheduled for Sunday, a simmering dispute has erupted between Egypt and Israel regarding which and how many Palestinians may leave and return. Many are seeking urgent medical attention that cannot be found in a healthcare system decimated by Israel in its…
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