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Month: July 2023

Xi Jinping’s foreign minister ousted after month-long unexplained absence from public view

CNN By Simone McCarthy Hong Kong (CNN) — China’s foreign minister Qin Gang was dramatically ousted on Tuesday after a prolonged absence from public view and replaced by his predecessor in a surprising and highly unusual shake-up of the country’s foreign policy leadership. The sudden move, approved by the top decision-making body of China’s rubber-stamp

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Xi Jinping’s foreign minister ousted after month-long unexplained absence from public view

CNN By Simone McCarthy Hong Kong (CNN) — China’s foreign minister Qin Gang was dramatically ousted on Tuesday after a prolonged absence from public view and replaced by his predecessor in a surprising and highly unusual shake-up of the country’s foreign policy leadership. The sudden move, approved by the top decision-making body of China’s rubber-stamp

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Celtics’ Jaylen Brown agrees to a $304 million contract – the richest in NBA history – agent says

By Wayne Sterling, CNN (CNN) — Two-time NBA all-star swingman Jaylen Brown has agreed to a five-year, $304 million supermax contract extension with the Boston Celtics, his agent said Tuesday. The deal is the richest in NBA history, eclipsing the $276 million contract of Denver’s Nicola Jokić, signed in 2022, according to salary tracking website

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Smoke from hundreds of Canadian wildfires blankets northern US cities with air pollution

By Elizabeth Wolfe and Joe Sutton, CNN (CNN) — Smoke from more than 1,000 wildfires burning across Canada has wafted over the northern US, bringing poor air quality and pollution that threaten residents’ health to northern US cities including Chicago, Illinois, and Minneapolis, Minnesota. Chicago, Minneapolis and Detroit, Michigan, were ranked among the most polluted

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Grupo de Expertos del caso Ayotzinapa denuncia ocultamiento de información por la Secretaría de la Defensa Nacional y se retira de la investigación

Alejandra Ramos (CNN Español) — El Grupo Interdisciplinario de Expertos Independientes (GIEI) anunció este martes que se retira de México, argumentando que su tarea llega a su fin debido a que no lograron acceder a los archivos del Ejército mexicano para esclarecer el paradero de los 43 estudiantes de Ayotzinapa, desaparecidos en septiembre de 2014.

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