Monthly Archives: March 2016
The Most Common Forms of Personal Injury Claim in the US
There are more than 700,000 compensation claims filed each year in America. Many people take this course of action to get the money they...
Indonesia 7.8-Earthquake Triggers Tsunami Warning
Western Indonesia has been hit by a 7.8 magnitude earthquake, the US Geological Survey (USGS) reports. There have been no immediate reports of damage. According to...
Gabriela Zapata to Present Evo Morales’ Son to Bolivian Media
Gabriela Zapata, a woman who had a son with Bolivian President Evo Morales, says she will present her child to the media "at a...
Moody’s Cuts Its Outlook for China from Stable to Negative
Moody's has cut China’s outlook from "stable" to "negative". While reaffirming its current debt rating, the US ratings agency warned that reforms were needed to...
North Korea Boycotts UN Human Rights Council Session Examining Its Record
North Korea has announced it will no longer take part in UN Human Rights Council session examining its rights record. Foreign Minister Ri Su-yong accused...
Super Tuesday 2016: Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump Win Most States
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have each won the most states on Super Tuesday. The count is still on but Donald Trump has so far...
Rolling Stones Announce Free Concert in Cuba
The Rolling Stones will give a free concert in Cuba later this month. According to the band’s spokesman, the show in the capital Havana on...
Facebook Latin America Vice President Diego Dzodan Arrested in Brazil
Facebook’s Latin America Vice President Diego Dzodan has been arrested in Brazil for refusing to share WhatsApp data. Diego Dzodan, an Argentine national, has repeatedly...
Osama Bin Laden Will: $29 Million Fortune Left to Al-Qaeda
The will of Osama Bin Laden has revealed he left a personal fortune of around $29 million after his death in a raid in...
Nepal Extends Everest Permits for Climbers Affected by Earthquake
Nepal has decided to extend the free permits for foreigners prevented from climbing Mount Everest by last year's earthquakes. More than 800 foreign climbers had...
Super Tuesday 2016: First Polls Open in Virginia
US presidential candidates face their biggest test yet in the so-called Super Tuesday primaries. Twelve states cast votes for candidates from either the Republican or...
Eurozone Jobless Rate Falls to 10.3% in January 2016
Eurozone unemployment rate fell for a third consecutive month in January, dropping to its lowest rate since August 2011. The jobless rate in the 19-country...
Bolivia: President Evo Morales Wants to Meet Estranged Son
Bolivia’s President Evo Morales has announced he wants to meet a son he was told had died nine years ago. It is the latest twist...
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