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Scientists were celebrated at the Ig Nobel awards for unusual contributions like studying cockroach milk, the history of kissing, and soil health with underwear. The satirical ceremony, held in Zurich, honored real but
Sep 5
A video from Ceuta showing individuals allegedly beating a baby dolphin has ignited widespread public anger. Witnesses claim the incident resulted in the animal's death, prompting calls for prosecution and expulsion of
Sep 5
Iranian leaders are reportedly opting for continued confrontation with the United States and regional neighbors over peace, according to a human rights advocate. This strategy aims to suppress a restive population
Sep 3
Germany has publicly accused Russia of a failed drone sabotage at Leipzig/Halle Airport. In response, Berlin will close Russia's Bonn consulate and terminate the Russian House contract in Berlin, citing forensic and
Sep 2
The U.S. State Department confirmed approximately 80 Americans are still missing after a catastrophic Himalayan flood. Nepal's official death toll has climbed to 903, with an estimated 4,200 people unaccounted for.
Sep 1
A 49-year-old man suffered severe fractures to both legs on the "Batman Gotham City Escape" roller coaster at Parque Warner Madrid. Emergency services airlifted the injured parkgoer, and the attraction has been
Aug 31
Russia has issued a severe warning, threatening to strike British military targets both within and outside Ukraine. This comes after Moscow accused Kyiv of using British Storm Shadow missiles against a shopping center
Aug 27
The United States officially delisted Syria from its state sponsors of terrorism list, a move Secretary of State Marco Rubio highlighted as crucial for removing barriers to investment and fostering economic recovery
Aug 25
Ukraine observed its 35th Independence Day amidst a backdrop of escalating Russian attacks and heightened security alerts. A regional security analyst noted Russian President Vladimir Putin appears "panicked" by
Aug 24
At least 30 people died when a massive landfill collapsed onto homes in Conakry, Guinea, on Sunday. The disaster, exacerbated by heavy rains, trapped many and destroyed several residences, prompting an urgent search for
Aug 23
As attention focuses on the Strait of Hormuz, experts caution that the deeper oil crisis involves restoring millions of barrels of Persian Gulf production. This "upstream problem" of restarting wells could persist long
Aug 23
Amanda Maria Souza de Oliveira, 37, was convicted in Brazil for fraud and false identity. She lived with a foster family for 14 months, pretending to be a child, claiming she fled abuse. Her lawyer stated she used this
Aug 23
Liberia has welcomed its first group of deportees from the U.S., including individuals from Venezuela, Cuba, and Colombia. This marks the start of an agreement to host up to 1,200 foreign nationals, many seeking
Aug 21
As Washington escalates its 'maximum pressure' campaign, Tehran is bolstering financial and military ties with Beijing and Moscow. This strategy aims to create a crucial lifeline, challenging American influence through
Aug 20
The British Home Office has released a guide for asylum seekers, primarily targeting men, which details expected conduct in the UK. It covers gender equality, consent, public behavior, and domestic abuse, warning of
Aug 20
Liberia has agreed to receive up to 1,200 individuals deported from the United States over the coming year. This significant arrangement involves migrants from various nations and is part of broader U.S. immigration
Aug 19
Spanish officials are investigating mysterious wounds on Toñi, the oldest known Iberian orca, believed to be from shotgun pellets. The injuries raise concerns about intentional harm amidst ongoing interactions between
Aug 18
U.S. special envoy Jared Kushner has issued a stern warning to Hamas: disarm in Gaza as promised or face an Israeli military offensive with full American backing. This follows recent meetings with Palestinian and
Aug 17
New South Wales is set to launch Australia's largest gun buyback program since 1996, starting November 2. The scheme follows a deadly terror attack in Sydney and aims to remove prohibited firearms, with compensation
Aug 17
The strategic significance of Diego Garcia has been underscored by the ongoing Iran conflict, prompting U.S. forces to reroute logistics to the remote Indian Ocean base. A Chagossian government-in-exile official
Aug 17
An Iranian psychologist was sentenced to seven months in prison after publicly addressing former President Donald Trump. His family alleges authorities attempted to force him into recording a video that would insult
Aug 15
A construction crew in Sint-Gillis-Dendermonde, Belgium, unearthed a substantial gold treasure, estimated at $10.4 million, during sewer installation beneath a former brewery. The find was promptly reported to police
Aug 15
As Washington prepares intensified economic sanctions, an analyst predicts Iran could launch military actions this fall. Recent vessel strikes in the Strait of Hormuz underscore regional tensions amid stalled diplomatic
Aug 14
North Korea launched a ballistic missile on Tuesday, its second reported test in less than a week. The launch comes ahead of annual joint military exercises between the United States and South Korea, which Pyongyang
Aug 12
The Taliban's five-year rule in Afghanistan has led to 2.4 million girls being excluded from secondary education, undoing decades of progress. UNESCO calls for immediate restoration of their right to learn, warning of
Aug 11
Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has appointed six senior military commanders, completing a significant reshuffle. An expert warns these moves indicate Iran is bracing for prolonged confrontation, not a
Aug 10
The war in Ukraine has entered a new phase, with drone technology executives increasingly becoming targets. Recent incidents include a car bombing in Russia and an attempted assassination, highlighting a strategic shift
Aug 9
Israel has received its cutting-edge INS Drakon submarine from Germany, a $634 million vessel poised to significantly enhance its naval power. This new addition is crucial for bolstering deterrence and reconnaissance
Aug 9
Colombia has inaugurated Abelardo de la Espriella as its new president, marking a significant conservative pivot in Latin American politics. De la Espriella promises to reverse prior left-wing policies, focusing on
Aug 8
A recent US intelligence report suggests Russia may attack a NATO country by 2029, potentially using cyber or limited ground incursions. This aims to test Article 5 and fragment the alliance amidst Ukraine's gains,
Aug 7