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Year: 2022

German officials to hold off on deportations to Iran for now

BERLIN (AP) — German security officials agree that people shouldn’t be deported to Iran until further notice because of the tense situation there as anti-government protests are violently suppressed. Bavaria’s state interior minister said Monday ahead of a regular conference this week of Germany’s top federal and regional security officials that they are united in

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Community health groups that played crucial role during Covid-19 pandemic say they’re being left out of government funding

By Elizabeth Cohen and Lauren Mascarenhas, CNN As the US government distributes some of the most significant investments ever to improve public health, grass-roots organizations that work in underserved communities say they’re being overlooked. These organizations say they’re especially disappointed because the federal government relied on them during the Covid-19 pandemic to encourage vaccination and

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Mauna Loa, el volcán activo más grande del mundo, está en erupción, lo que provocó un aviso de caída de ceniza para la Isla Grande de Hawai

Melissa Velásquez Loaiza (CNN) — Entró en vigor este lunes un aviso de lluvia de cenizas para la Isla Grande de Hawai y las aguas circundantes hasta las 6 a.m., hora local, (al mediodía de Miami) después de que el Mauna Loa, el volcán activo más grande del mundo, entrara en erupción en el Parque

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Kazakh leader meets Putin in first post-election trip abroad

MOSCOW (AP) — Kazakhstan’s leader has met with Russian President Vladimir Putin, a week after winning a new seven-year term by a landslide. Kazakhstan is a significant Russian ally, sharing a 7,600-kilometer (4,750-mile) border. But President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has kept a distance amid the conflict in Ukraine, notably declining this summer to recognize the Kremlin’s

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