Your electricity could be turned off for 10 minutes this weekend - here’s why
The maximum amount of money an energy firm can charge a customer, also known as an energy price cap, rose by an enormous 54 per cent this month.
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Turkish women want equal pay: Gender pay gap widens with financial crisis
Meanwhile, Ukraine's president says Jerusalem could be the right place to hold peace talks with Vladimir Putin. Volodymyr Zelensky made the suggestion in a video posted on Telegram. It came after he addressed the Knesset on Sunday and compared Russia's actions in Ukraine to the "final solution", Nazi Germany's plan to exterminate Jews. He thanked Israel for its role as mediator, but called on the country to pick a side.
Thousands arrested during anti-war protests in Russia, authorities say
At least 3,500 people have been detained during a series of anti-war protests across Russia on Sunday, the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs has said, according to Russian news agencies.
'We're not gonna take it': Could Twisted Sister's anthem become the protest song for Ukraine?
"We're not gonna take it. No, we ain't gonna take it!."
'I am burning with shame': Protester in Russia slams Ukraine invasion
A protester in Russia says he is "burning with shame" over his country's invasion of Ukraine.
Canada's 'Freedom Convoy': Truckers stay put in Ottawa as crisis deepens
It's now been seven months since the president of Haiti was killed. The assassination of Jovenel Moise left the country reeling and it remains in a political vacuum. This week the focus has been on transitional Prime Minister Ariel Henry. His critics are demanding he steps down, saying his administration is unconstitutional as the late president's mandate is now officially over. Moreover, a new media investigation says Henry has been linked to an investigation into Moise's assassination.