Russia’s Ozon Hit by Ukrainian Drone Strikes

Russia’s second-largest online retailer, Ozon, has reported fires and injuries at several of its logistics facilities following a wave of Ukrainian drone strikes across the country’s south. The company said facilities in Krasnodar, Dagestan, Stavropol and Adygea were affected by the overnight attacks. Workers were evacuated from some of the sites as emergency crews responded…

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FG Releases New Guidelines For WAEC, NECO Students’ CA Scores

The Federal Government has released new national guidelines for continuous assessment (CA) scores used by examination bodies, including the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) and the National Examinations Council (NECO). The policy covers public and government-approved private secondary schools across Nigeria. It requires examination bodies to create secure CA portals linked to the Nigeria Education…

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China Investigates Alleged Use Of Formaldehyde To Preserve Cabbages

Authorities in China’s north-eastern Hebei province have opened an investigation after footage emerged showing cabbages allegedly being treated with formaldehyde before being transported for sale. The investigation began after an environmental blogger published a video showing individuals dipping cabbages into a liquid solution before loading the vegetables onto trucks. Officials in Kangbao county said they…

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Mark Carney Calls Trump’s U.S. Trade Proposal a “Bad Deal”

Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney has rejected the latest U.S. trade proposal as a “bad deal.” He spoke to Canadians on Saturday after trade talks with Washington collapsed. Carney had ordered Canada’s negotiators back home on Friday. He said last-minute changes from the U.S. were unfair and economically damaging. “We cannot accept what they offered…

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