Published by Reuters UK By Karin Strohecker, Ezgi Erkoyun and Sarah El Safty LONDON/ISTANBUL/CAIRO (Reuters) – Like for millions of people in developing and emerging market countries around the world, shopping for staple foods has turned from a necessity into a luxury for Selcuk Gemici. The 49-year-old, who works in
Published by Factinate Everyone makes mistakes—but when you’re a doctor or nurse, your mistakes matter a heck of a lot more. Here are 50 shocking stories about diagnoses and medical treatments that were later discovered to have been horribly wrong. 1. The Eye Doctor Is The Only One Who Can
Published by Factinate Prince Aly Khan was born into one of the most powerful families in the world. The story of his life is one of luxury, intrigue, scandal, and tragedy. From a wild childhood to a string of high profile affairs with Hollywood stars and royalty, the young playboy
Published by Al-Araby The Russian invasion of Ukraine must not make the world forget Afghanistan, the UN refugee chief said on Tuesday, warning that ignoring its humanitarian needs could be very risky. UNHCR chief Filippo Grandi, who is on a four day visit to Afghanistan, said the international community must
Published by Al-Araby India is exploring ways to avoid a major disruption in its supply of Russian-made weaponry amid U.S. sanctions following Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s tightrope walk could become more difficult due to a continuing border standoff with China. Experts say up to 60%
Published by Al-Araby For days, thousands of people have been waiting under the snow at the Lviv railway station, a major Ukraine western municipality and one of the last big cities largely unaffected by the Russian army’s invasion of Ukraine. People have been gathering at makeshift fires out of the
Published by TDPel Media By Maureen Okon Lahore, Feb. 26, 2022 (NAN) The Secretary of Commerce for Pakistani Government, Mr Muhammad Faruqi, says the country’s Engineering and Healthcare exhibition aims to benefits both Pakistan and Africa in areas of trade and export. Faruqi said this on Saturday, at the sideline
Published by Al-Araby India has sent 50 trucks carrying 2,500 tonnes of wheat for crisis-hit Afghanistan after Pakistan gave “exceptional” permission for the shipment to pass through, officials said Wednesday. Western countries sharply reduced aid after the Taliban takeover last year, leaving Afghanistan facing a “devastating” humanitarian crisis with a