Author: Daljoog News

BRUSSELS — U.S. President Donald Trump’s sharp criticism of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Wednesday, where he labeled Zelenskyy a “dictator” and accused Ukraine of igniting the war, has left European leaders scrambling to respond. The unexpected stance has sparked a wave of indignation, emergency meetings, and growing uncertainty across Europe. European leaders are struggling to decide whether to send their own envoy to the U.S.-Russia peace talks, according to insiders familiar with the ongoing discussions. Macron’s Push for Unity Just days after French President Emmanuel Macron held a crisis summit in Paris with Europe’s top powers, he organized a…

Tanzania has officially sought approval to import electricity from Ethiopia through Kenya’s national power grid, marking a significant step in regional energy cooperation. The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (Epra) confirmed on Wednesday that it had received a request from Tanzania Electric Supply Company (Tanesco) and Ethiopia Electric Power (EEP) regarding the arrangement. If approved, Tanzania will receive 100 megawatts (MW) of electricity from Ethiopia, utilizing Kenya’s electricity transmission network. This move aims to bolster the East African Power Pool (EAPP), an initiative long hindered by infrastructural challenges. Regional Grid Integration Underway Epra Director General Daniel Kiptoo stated that the…

Barcelona, Spain – February 2025 – Burnout among oncologists has reached alarming levels, prompting healthcare leaders to take urgent action. The European Society for Medical Oncology (ESMO) Resilience Task Force recently hosted a two-day workshop on January 31 and February 1 in Barcelona to address this critical issue. The meeting focused on practical strategies to improve well-being and reduce burnout among European oncologists and healthcare professionals. A Growing Concern in Oncology Burnout is a major challenge in the medical profession, particularly in oncology. A 2025 survey presented at the meeting highlighted that up to 84% of oncologists experience burnout, a…

Paris, February 20 – Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) delivered a commanding performance to defeat fellow Ligue 1 side Brest 7-0 on Wednesday, sealing their place in the UEFA Champions League last 16 with an emphatic 10-0 aggregate victory. Coach Luis Enrique praised his team for their relentless approach, highlighting their sharp attacking display and disciplined defense. The French champions made history by becoming the first team to feature seven different goal scorers in a single Champions League match. PSG’s Historic Performance PSG entered the second leg with a comfortable 3-0 advantage from their first encounter. However, they showed no signs of…

Shanghai – TikTok has begun a major restructuring effort that includes layoffs within its Trust and Safety unit, which oversees content moderation worldwide. This move, aimed at streamlining operations, was announced via an internal memo by Adam Presser, TikTok’s head of operations, on Thursday. The layoffs have already affected employees across Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, according to multiple sources familiar with the matter. However, TikTok has yet to release an official statement on the extent of the job cuts or the reasoning behind them. Impact on Content Moderation TikTok’s Trust and Safety team plays a crucial role…

European stock markets remained steady on Thursday as gains in industrials and materials were counterbalanced by declines in heavyweight sectors such as energy and healthcare. The pan-European STOXX 600 index closed at 552.47 points, maintaining its position after experiencing its worst trading day of 2025 in the previous session. Industrials and Materials Lead Market Gains The industrial goods and services sector saw a 0.6% increase, primarily driven by Schneider Electric’s impressive 5.4% jump. The electrical equipment giant exceeded market expectations with its 2025 profit margin forecast, boosting investor confidence. Siemens also contributed to the industrial sector’s gains, rising by 1.1%…

Washington (Daljoog News) – Energized by Donald Trump’s return to the White House, conservative leaders and activists are assembling in Washington, D.C., for the annual Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC). The three-day event, beginning Thursday, is set to highlight Trump’s political resurgence and the Republican Party’s renewed momentum. Trump’s Influence Dominates CPAC 2025 Vice President JD Vance will open the event with a keynote speech that underscores the administration’s early achievements. With prominent international figures such as Argentina’s President Javier Milei and British politician Nigel Farage in attendance, CPAC 2025 is shaping up to be a global conservative rally. Since…

Ottawa, Canada – February 19, 2025: The Canadian government has issued 6,500 invitations to foreign nationals under the Express Entry system, prioritizing French language proficiency. This marks the first such draw in 2025 conducted by Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). Express Entry Draw Details The latest Express Entry draw, number 337, took place on February 19, 2025, at 16:18:12 UTC. The minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score required for this round was 428. A tie-breaking rule was applied for candidates who had the same CRS score, favoring those who submitted their profiles before February 10, 2025, at 16:41:38 UTC.…

Somali pirates have reportedly hijacked another Yemeni fishing boat near the Horn of Africa, marking the second such attack in recent days. Authorities say the incident highlights the growing piracy threat in the region. According to a statement released late Tuesday, the European naval force EUNAVFOR Atalanta confirmed that a dhow, a traditional Middle Eastern sailing vessel, was seized off the coast of Eyl, Somalia. Officials are still investigating the attack, which took place on Monday. Increasing Piracy in Somali Waters This latest incident follows another pirate attack on a Yemeni fishing boat just 10 days earlier. That attack ended…

Kenya has defended its role in Sudan peace efforts after Sudan accused it of violating its sovereignty. The accusations came after Kenya hosted a meeting of Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in Nairobi. Sudan’s government called Kenya’s move an “act of hostility,” claiming it interfered in the country’s internal affairs. Kenya’s foreign ministry responded on Wednesday, stating that it remains committed to peace and stability in Sudan. Officials emphasized that Kenya has no hidden motives and only seeks to support dialogue. Kenya also noted that it has hosted many Sudanese refugees and continues to help those affected by the…