Protest in Iraq: Hundreds of people march in support of the Palestinians
Thousands of demonstrators from Iraq are marching in Baghdad to show support with the Gaza Strip's residents. After Friday prayers, protesters marched to the streets of Iraq's capital city. Their demand was for an instant truce before the fasting month of Ramadan.
Secretive Royal health matters: how is the Royal family coping with health concerns?
The latest cancer diagnosis of King Charles and the Prince of Wales's recuperation from an abdominal surgery appear to be straining the stability of the British monarchy. According to a royal book, if Megan Markle and Prince Harry had not resigned from their official royal positions, things would have turned out differently. See to find out more!
Improved ocean and climate observation is the goal of new research.
Climate change is causing short-term events like a heat wave in Greenland and a storm in Antarctica. On the largest ice sheets in the globe, they may have a far longer-term impact. Moreover, it might even result in the crossing of tipping thresholds in the polar areas.
UK: The Government is awaiting legal counsel over the sale of weapons and the transfer of weapons to Israel.
Due to their purported support of Israel's military actions in Gaza, thousands of Arabs and pro-Palestinian activists have boycotted significant American companies. What uses are local businesses making of this social wave?
South Africa's main opposition party may consider a deal with the ANC.
According to its chairman, the Democratic Alliance (DA), the second-most popular party in South Africa, would think about agreeing with the ruling African National Congress if the ANC does not get the necessary majority to stay in power in the May elections.
AI-driven robots are revolutionizing work in warehouses.
Robots with AI capabilities can automate repetitive operations like picking, packing, and sorting goods, saving labor and boosting efficiency. Watch to find out more.
Internet users encounter issues due to damage to the underwater cable.
Due to damage to the fiber optic cable that connects Singapore to Pakistan and Europe, internet customers are experiencing a major disadvantage. Stay tuned for additional information!
UK: Ex-curator is hauled before the British Museum for alleged theft; he refutes the allegations!
A former curator was hauled into court by the British Museum on Tuesday. The museum claimed the ex-employee had stolen hundreds of artifacts and sold them online. Keep an eye out for additional information!
Videos of undernourished kids highlight the situation of forced famine in Gaza.
In north Gaza, where 31% of children under the age of two suffer from acute malnutrition—a number that has risen since January—starvation is getting worse.
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Japan's economy is no longer the third biggest in the world. Germany surpassed the Asian nation in that ranking after the latter entered a recession and contracted during the final half of 2023. According to official data, sluggish domestic demand caused Japan's GDP to contract unexpectedly. Due to this, the central bank's intentions to end its highly loose monetary policy this year have become less assured.
UK PM Rishi Sunak unveils biggest military spending increase in a generation
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak hopes to increase the country's defense spending to £75 billion annually, or 2.5 percent of GDP, by the end of the decade. Stay tuned for additional information!
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