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Egypt’s Great Pyramid of Giza built with sophisticated quake resistance

May 21 – If ever there were a structure built to stand the test of time, it surely would be the Great Pyramid of Giza, a transcendent monument to human…

Hundreds protest in Dublin over death of Congolese-born man restrained outside store

DUBLIN, May 21 – Hundreds of people protested outside Ireland’s parliament on Thursday to express outrage at the death of a Congolese-born man after he was restrained outside a Dublin…

Germany charges two with plotting to kill Jewish leaders for Iran

FRANKFURT, May 21 – German federal prosecutors said they brought criminal charges against a Danish and an Afghan national suspected of helping to plot the killing of prominent leaders of…

Many NATO members ‘not spending enough’ to support Ukraine: NATO chief

The chief earlier suggested member states contribute 0.25 per cent of their GDP to aid for Ukraine. Read More

Cyprus vote tests establishment as corruption drives support for newcomers

NICOSIA, May 21 – Cyprus votes on Sunday in parliamentary elections which could reshape the island’s political landscape, as frustration over corruption and the rising cost of living boosts support…

Sons laud security guard dad in San Diego who saved children from mosque attackers

SAN DIEGO, May 21 – The sons of a security guard killed while protecting children at the Islamic Center of San Diego remembered their father as a hero who died…

Russia says it will support Cuba as U.S. tightens the ‘noose’

MOSCOW, May 21 – Russia said on Thursday that it would provide active support to Cuba despite attempts by the United States to intimidate and tighten the “sanctions noose” around…

Iran’s Hormuz authority claims control of waters south of UAE port

The Fujairah port hosts oil infrastructure designed to bypass the strategic waterway. Read More

Hungary’s ruling Tisza party moves to limit prime ministerial terms

BUDAPEST, May 21 – Hungary’s ruling Tisza party submitted a constitutional amendment to parliament late on Wednesday that would allow prime ministers to serve for a maximum of eight years…

Top UN court to rule on right to strike

Behind the legal interpretation of the treaty lies a heated battle between unions and employer groups. Read More