October 3, 2023
Receive free EU-China relations updates We’ll send you a myFT Daily Digest email rounding up the latest EU-China relations news every morning. European Union trade chief Valdis Dombrovskis has warned over “new areas of concern” in the bloc’s relationship with China, as part of a maiden visit that aims to confront “unbalanced” dealings between the
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The World Health Organization (WHO) has just published its first report on the global impact of hypertension and how people can win the race against this “silent killer” that often presents without symptoms. “This important report from WHO shows how high blood pressure is common and growing in prevalence, but is under-detected and under-treated globally,”
READ MORE Former Burma leader Aung San Suu Kyi, who is imprisoned and serving a 27-year sentence, is reportedly experiencing symptoms of low blood pressure, including dizziness and loss of appetite. However, she has been denied access to external medical facilities beyond the prison system, according to an anonymous medical worker. Suu Kyi was arrested in February
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NEW DELHI: The Editors Guild of India on Sunday voiced concerns over the decision of the Karnataka government to set up a fact-checking unit to monitor “fake news” on social media platforms. The Guild insisted that efforts to check such content have to be by independent bodies that are not under the sole purview of
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@evolvetruth Will we stand up? #Corecore #Costofliving #Wages #Capitalism #Leftist #Conservative ♬ original sound – Evolving Truth INFLATION The public is not concerned about “Russian aggression,” the Trump inditement, or even the MSM wrench about aliens. No one cares — the average person is struggling to keep up with the rising cost of living.
READ MORE The U.N. agency for Palestinian refugees says it has decided to suspend all of its services in Lebanon’s largest refugee camp on Friday in protest against the presence of gunmen in its facilities. UNRWA’s decision went into effect shortly before noon Friday at the Ein el-Hilweh refugee camp near the southern port city of Sidon.
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Recently, the figure has hit a record every month, with 21.3 percent of young people jobless in June. China’s government will no longer release youth unemployment statistics, it said Tuesday, but the mood among young people online and on the streets of Beijing left no doubt the situation was dire. Recently, the figure has hit
READ MORE Seasonal affective disorder can strike on sunny days, too, mental health doctors reveal. (iStock) SUMMER SADNESS – Keep the “sunny blues” at bay with these expert tips. Continue reading… DEMENTIA DIAGNOSIS – A finger-prick blood test could hold answers. Continue reading… ‘A PERFECT STORM’ – Extreme heat and high pollution could be a recipe for heart attacks. Here’s
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The extreme heat that has fuelled raging wildfires in Greece is also sparking concern for the welfare of the country’s horses and donkeys, used for various forms of work including carriage rides for tourists. New legislation aims to give the animals some protection, but animal rights activists say it doesn’t go far enough, while others
READ MORE A coronial inquest into the death of former AFL player Shane Tuck has been told concussion should be managed on an individual basis, rather than applying the same approach to each case. The inquest is looking into Tuck’s death by suicide in 2020 and whether it was linked to chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), a severe
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