Celebrity climate effect: An explanation See which celebrities, from Kim Kardashian to Taylor Swift, have been under fire recently for their carbon footprints.
'Moon Sniper' from Japan makes history by landing on the moon.
Japan became the fifth country to set foot on the moon on Friday, making history. The landing itself was declared victorious, according to the director of the Japanese space agency, JAXA, "because the spacecraft transmitted telemetry data, indicating the majority of the equipment on board was operating."
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Berlin Film Festival: Berlinale takes on Germany's Nazi past
At this year’s Berlin Film Festival, several movies examine people's struggles against oppressive rule in modern history. Two films on Nazi Germany depict the challenges of communities during those times. The Berlinale, as the event is known, has a reputation for confronting challenging political issues.
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US: The Supreme Court will hear arguments in April regarding Trump's Federal Election trial before the SC.
The Republican front-runner accused of rigging the 2020 presidential election, Donald Trump, has requested immunity from criminal prosecution, and the US Supreme Court has agreed to hear his case.
Gita Gopinath of the IMF supports Japan's new approach. Gita Gopinath, the first deputy managing director of the International Monetary Fund, comments on the Bank of Japan's possible change in monetary policy as the world's markets keep a close eye on Japan. Gopinath emphasizes the significance of a gradual approach and good communication to avoid market disruptions, particularly in light of the decreasing output gap in Japan and the attractive growth prospects of pay negotiations.
Nuclear power supply: UK looks to other energy source
As a substitute for fossil fuels, the UK government just announced the largest development of nuclear power in 70 years. However, it can take some time before it fulfills the promise of energy independence.
Apple issued a spyware assault warning to users in 92 countries.
Along with 91 other nations, Apple has sent a new wave of danger notifications to some of its users in India. The company has stated that these consumers may have been the targets of a mercenary spyware attack.
Dupe Killa-Kafidipe tells how her fishery is a sustainable way to reduce imports and combat overfishing. She raises fish on her two-hectare plot and has trained over a hundred people in sustainable fishing methods as an alternative to overfishing in the wild.
Diplomatic crisis sparked by a German military leak; the White House claims it is a Russian attempt to divide the West
The German air force chief and three subordinates were involved in an intercepted online call over the war, which Russia was accused by the US on Monday of trying to spread mistrust among Ukraine and its allies.
An IAF Tejas aircraft crashes close to Jaisalmer, Rajasthan; the pilot successfully ejects
In Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, an Indian Air Force aircraft had an accident. The Tejas light combat aircraft went down during an operational training sortie close to Jaisalmer.
At least 21 Palestinians were killed by an Israeli strike on a designated 'safe zone' in al-Mawasi.
Displaced Palestinians in Rafah claim there are no "safe" zones in the whole Gaza Strip. An Israeli airstrike on a camp in al-Mawasi, southern Gaza, killed at least 21 individuals. It occurred less than 48 hours after an incident in Rafah that killed 45 people on Sunday.
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