Alia Shoaib

London

Journalist at Freelance

Freelance News Reporter at Newsweek

freelance journalist - often @Newsweek, formerly @BusinessInsider

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Ohio is Testing Radical Strategy To End Death Penalty

2 months ago | msn.com | Alia Shoaib

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Ohio is testing radical strategy to end death penalty

2 months ago | newsweek.com | Alia Shoaib

CLOSE X Share✓ Link copied to clipboard! A bipartisan group of Ohio lawmakers is trying to abolish the death penalty in the state by linking it to a ban on state-funded abortions and assisted suicide. Newsweek reached out to the state's Senate Democratic Leader Nickie J. Antonio and Republican state Senator Steve Huffman, who are introducing the legislation, via contact form on their websites.
Elon Musk Accused of 'Pulling Trump Down' With Negative Poll Rating

2 months ago | msn.com | Alia Shoaib

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Elon Musk Accused of 'Pulling Trump Down' With Negative Poll Rating

2 months ago | newsweek.com | Alia Shoaib

CLOSE X Share✓ Link copied to clipboard! Elon Musk could be "pulling Trump down," as polls show his popularity among the American population is plummeting, according to CNN analyst Harry Enten. Newsweek reached out to the White House and Musk's companies, Tesla, SpaceX and X, for comment via email on Wednesday. Why It MattersMusk has emerged as a prominent player in President Donald Trump's second administration, being a visible presence at his rallies and inauguration.
Poland's birth rate at lowest since WW2

2 months ago | newsweek.com | Alia Shoaib

CLOSE X Share✓ Link copied to clipboard! Poland's birth rate has dropped to its lowest level since World War II, raising concerns about the country's demographic and economic future. Newsweek reached out to the Polish Statistics Bureau (GUS) via email on Wednesday. Why It MattersThe declining birth rate in Poland, along with a steady rate of deaths, means that the country's population is shrinking. This could have major long-term impacts on its workforce and economy.
Poland’s Birth Rate at Lowest Since WW2

2 months ago | modbee.com | Alia Shoaib

Poland's birth rate has dropped to its lowest level since World War II, raising concerns about the country's demographic and economic future. Newsweek reached out to the Polish Statistics Bureau (GUS) via email on Wednesday. Why It MattersThe declining birth rate in Poland, along with a steady rate of deaths, means that the country's population is shrinking. This could have major long-term impacts on its workforce and economy.
Poland’s Birth Rate at Lowest Since WW2

2 months ago | bellinghamherald.com | Alia Shoaib

Babies. A stock photo showing babies in a hospital. Poland's birth rate has hit a record low since World War Two. Poland's birth rate has dropped to its lowest level since World War II, raising concerns about the country's demographic and economic future. Newsweek reached out to the Polish Statistics Bureau (GUS) via email on Wednesday. Why It MattersThe declining birth rate in Poland, along with a steady rate of deaths, means that the country's population is shrinking.
Poland’s Birth Rate at Lowest Since WW2

2 months ago | idahostatesman.com | Alia Shoaib

Poland's birth rate has dropped to its lowest level since World War II, raising concerns about the country's demographic and economic future. Newsweek reached out to the Polish Statistics Bureau (GUS) via email on Wednesday. Why It MattersThe declining birth rate in Poland, along with a steady rate of deaths, means that the country's population is shrinking. This could have major long-term impacts on its workforce and economy.
Fire rips through plane with 176 onboard

2 months ago | newsweek.com | Alia Shoaib

CLOSE X Share✓ Link copied to clipboard! All passengers were safely evacuated when fire ripped through an Air Busan Airbus with 176 on board in South Korea on Tuesday. Newsweek reached out to Airbus and Air Busan for comment via email on Wednesday. Why It MattersThe incident came a month after South Korea's deadliest air disaster, when a Jeju Air plane from Bangkok crashed on the runway at Muan International Airport, killing 179 of the 181 passengers and crew on board.
What does US import from Colombia?

2 months ago | newsweek.com | Alia Shoaib

CLOSE X Share✓ Link copied to clipboard! The U.S. and Colombia avoided a looming trade war after the South American country agreed to accept U.S. military aircraft carrying deported migrants following threats of tariffs from President Donald Trump. If Trump had carried out the threat of tariffs, the prices of many goods imported from Colombia could have increased for ordinary Americans, including coffee, cut flowers and crude oil.