Thousands gathered in Écône, Switzerland, for the ordination of four Catholic bishops from the controversial Society of Saint Pius X (SSPX), defying Pope Leo XIV's appeal. The SSPX rejects Vatican II reforms and insists on Latin Mass, challenging Church unity.
Bộ Nội vụ bác đề xuất mở rộng BHXH bắt buộc cho lao động phi chính thức như tài xế công nghệ, shipper, bán hàng online. Bộ cho rằng họ đã có BHXH tự nguyện linh hoạt và việc chuyển sang bắt buộc sẽ mất chính sách hỗ trợ.
A 33-year-old man, Louis Rapisarda, has been sentenced to 60 hours of community service for threatening worshippers at a Brisbane mosque. He pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and public nuisance, admitting he falsely claimed to be armed with an AK-47.
Bộ Nội vụ đề xuất sửa đổi Luật An toàn vệ sinh lao động, mở rộng bao phủ bảo hiểm tai nạn lao động cho nhiều hình thức làm việc mới, bao gồm cả lái xe công nghệ. Thay lương cơ sở bằng lương tham chiếu và dự kiến trình Quốc hội thông qua vào tháng 10/2025.
VP JD Vance anticipates the US-Iran deal will ensure long-term, toll-free passage through the Strait of Hormuz, but shippers express uncertainty over the arrangement's details and safety, citing unclear statements and ongoing threats like mines.
Công an phường Hạc Thành, TP Thanh Hóa, tạm giữ hình sự Hồ Xuân Phương (27 tuổi) để điều tra hành vi hành hung một nam shipper. Vụ việc xảy ra do mâu thuẫn khi hỗ trợ đưa người bị tai nạn đi cấp cứu. Shipper bị đánh vào mặt, gò má trái.
Công an tỉnh Bắc Ninh bắt tạm giam 12 người về tội Lừa dối khách hàng, liên quan đường dây giả danh bác sĩ để tư vấn, điều trị và bán các gói dịch vụ làm đẹp. Các cơ sở spa này hoạt động không phép, quảng cáo sai sự thật, thu lợi bất chính nhiều tỷ đồng.
A South Korean LNG carrier with eight Korean crew members successfully navigated the Strait of Hormuz, marking the second such passage. This reduces the number of stranded Korean vessels to 24 and sailors to 139.
A South Korean LNG carrier with eight Korean crew members successfully navigated the Strait of Hormuz, reducing the number of stranded Korean vessels to 24. This follows a similar successful passage by another Korean oil tanker last month.
Cologne's Catholic Cathedral will introduce a €12 entry fee for tourists starting July 1 to cover maintenance, security, and daily operations, estimated at €16 million annually. Exceptions will be made for children and on specific holidays, with free access for worshippers. This move makes it one of few German churches charging admission, though common in other European countries.
South Korean shipper HMM Co.'s vessel HMM Namu to be repaired in Dubai after being attacked in Strait of Hormuz
The US Supreme Court struck down Donald Trump's tariffs, leading to $85bn in refunds for importers, with $20bn already refunded and $65bn pending, impacting businesses like Walmart and Jim Beam, and affecting US households with average $1,000 tax increase in 2025.
Over 1.7 million Muslims converge on Mount Arafat for the peak of Hajj, braving extreme heat and regional instability, with Saudi authorities and volunteers providing support, including drone-delivered medical supplies.
Pope Leo XIV, celebrating Pentecost at St. Peter's Basilica, urged prayers for peace and against war, stating that true redemption comes from love, not wealth. He specifically denounced the idea of a 'just war,' countering the Trump administration's stance.
The article critiques how media and political discourse often soften language around anti-Muslim incidents, contrasting it with reporting on antisemitism. It argues this selective framing normalizes Islamophobia, treating Muslim identity as a problem rather than a constituency, leading to exclusion and inequality globally.
A security guard, Amin Abdullah, is being hailed a hero for saving lives by confronting two teenage attackers at a San Diego mosque. Abdullah and two worshippers were killed in the incident on Monday. The attackers died by suicide.
SEOUL, May 6 (Yonhap) -- South Korean shipper HMM Co. has secured a boat to tow ...
Pope Leo's Africa tour arrives in Angola as the third stop of a complex 10-day journey covering four countries and 11 cities across nearly 18,000 km. The pontiff, who became leader of the 1.4-billion-member Catholic Church last May, has issued forceful denunciations of war and inequality during the tour, while repeatedly criticizing world leaders without naming individuals.
