A popular travel influencer chronicles the recent decline of tourism in popular Spanish destinations such as Barcelona. She highlights the deserted streets, silent roads, and empty beaches, and voices concerns about businesses closing and people losing their jobs. While some viewers agree that Spain's protests and unwelcoming atmosphere have contributed to the decline, others believe that there are simply better places to spend their money.
South Korea's government has successfully reached an agreement with the US to release its citizens who were detained in a large immigration raid at a Hyundai plant in Georgia. The chief of staff of South Korea's president announced that a chartered plane would be sent to bring the detainees home once all necessary procedures were completed. The authorities are also working to improve the visa system to prevent similar incidents from happening in the future. Despite concerns about the impact on foreign investment, the White House has defended the operation and suggested that there will be more work site enforcement operations like this in the future.
After a raid on a Huyndai plant in Georgia that resulted in the arrest of 475 people, mostly South Korean nationals, South Korea's foreign minister, Cho Hyun, has expressed concern and is considering a visit to the United States to discuss the matter. The president of South Korea, Lee Jae Myung, may also be involved in the visit as he recently had a friendly meeting with President Donald Trump. Photos of the arrests show some of the detained individuals in chains, causing alarm and responsibility for South Korea.
In a shocking turn of events, an attack by Russian forces caused a massive fire in Kyiv, Ukraine's capital, on Sunday morning. The attack, carried out by drones and missiles, resulted in several government buildings and residential areas being damaged. Tragically, innocent civilians, including an infant, lost their lives in the attack and many others were injured. The violence and conflict in Ukraine continue to escalate, with no official response from Moscow.
Kerala residents will get the chance to witness a spectacular celestial event tonight as a total lunar eclipse will create a blood moon in the sky. The reddish hue can be seen from 10 pm onward in Kerala, where the state's astronomical society is hosting a gathering to view the phenomenon. This unique occurrence is caused by the Earth's atmosphere filtering out certain wavelengths of light, making the moon appear red. Don't miss your chance to see this stunning event, call 9656556030 for details on the observation event in Kottayam.
In a massive and deadly aerial offensive, Russia has launched an attack on Kyiv, with at least two people dead and a crucial government building hit. Ukraine managed to shoot down and neutralise a majority of the 805 drones and 13 missiles launched, but could not save a mother and her baby, whose bodies were pulled from the rubble. With the attack being the second in two weeks, the focus is now on international response and sanctions against Russia.
Doha Municipality has launched a comprehensive campaign aimed at preserving the city's architectural identity and protecting residents' safety. The initiative extends beyond enforcement of building codes, with a focus on maintaining the visual harmony of neighborhoods and promoting sustainable urban growth. Joint operations with stakeholder entities have led to the uncovering and targeting of violations such as illegal partitions and unauthorized subdivisions, signaling a commitment to maintaining neighborhood cohesion and preserving the rights of families.
Chinese President Xi Jinping led a 70-minute-long parade in Beijing's Tiananmen Square to commemorate 80 years since the end of World War II. In his speech, he emphasized China's strength and stated that his nation would not be bullied. The parade, attended by leaders from 26 countries, aimed to display China's growing military arsenal and its improved deterrence posture using newer warfare technologies. Experts have noted that China's military has a history of learning from others' wars, and this parade is seen as a significant moment in China's projection of power on the global stage.
Sierra Leone's President Maada Bio has chosen retired Colonel Alhaji Fanday Turay, who currently serves with the United Nations Disengagement Observer Force, to chair the National Commission for Privatization (NCP). The appointment was confirmed in a letter dated May 15, 2019 and follows the retirement of the previous chairman. This move signifies Bio's commitment to reform and privatize state-owned enterprises in Sierra Leone.
In a recent trip to India, Singaporean President tours booming Indian businesses and commits to strengthening trade, technology, and cultural ties between the two nations. This deal is expected to provide a boost to both economies and potentially pave the way for future partnerships in various industries. Stay updated with the latest developments in this promising collaboration.