TikTok has suspended new content and live streaming abilities on its platform in Russia in response to the country’s new controversial ‘fake news’ law, which threatens imprisonment for sharing what authorities consider to be false information. The announcement made Sunday stated that while ‘TikTok
Britons are warned not to try travelling to any part of Russia as country’s economy hits the skids over Ukraine invasion The Foreign Office also blamed a lack of flights for people returning to the UK Foreign nationals have reported having difficulty
Anti-war demonstrators and Ukrainians living in the UK gathered this afternoon outside Downing Street to protest against Russia’s military operation in Ukraine. Hundreds of people – many waving the blue and yellow flag of Ukraine – remain at the ‘Stop Putin! Stop
Our beaming local guide, Shiromi, greets us as we board the coach at Colombo airport and says: ‘Welcome back.’ You can tell she is speaking from the heart. This is the first Titan tour of Sri Lanka in nearly two years and
Postcard-perfect hamlets with cobbled streets, ancient fortresses and jolly fetes: it’s what every visitor to France hopes to stumble upon. Thankfully, there’s no need to rely on a chance encounter, as The Most Beautiful Villages of France book pinpoints the very best
India has suffered its deadliest day of the pandemic so far as its death toll topped 200,000 – though experts warn that is likely a gross under-estimate and the true toll could be easily double the official figure. The country reported 3,293
Myanmar military take control of country’s London embassy as ambassador says he has been ‘betrayed’ by colleagues and locked out for supporting Aung San Suu Kyi Ambassador Kyaw Zwar Minn had been an opponent of February’s armed coup Diplomatic sources told Reuters
The past year has been tough for small businesses, many of which went bust or suffered crippling losses as lockdown hit their trade. But there is finally a little light at the end of the tunnel as restrictions start to ease. And
Brazil’s over 300,000 deaths from the coronavirus amount to the ‘biggest genocide’ in the Latin American country’s history, former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said Friday in a scathing attack on current leader Jair Bolsonaro. ‘On Tuesday, 3158 people died of
Many of us have felt like hurling ourselves off the side of a mountain in the past 12 months. And now, my fiancé Chris and I are doing it for real on an all-inclusive holiday in Turkey, of the kind that might