Furious Sun unleashes enormous solar flare; most significant flare hits Earth in ten years.
The Sun's unpredictable activity peaked late Tuesday when the giant sunspot AR3664 emitted a gigantic solar flare, the most powerful explosion of this solar cycle. Stay tuned for further details!
Switzerland's National Bank lowers its surprise rate.
Different monetary policy strategies are being used by central banks around the globe to combat inflationary pressures. The first significant central bank in the developed world to lower interest rates this cycle was the Swiss National Bank (SN. It seems that a more substantial decline in inflation than anticipated is the main cause of the SNB's movement.
Why are millions still suffering after having COVID-19?
Globally, COVID-19 cases are increasing once more. The largest wave of infections to hit the US since the Omicron coronavirus strain is underway. However, the millions of patients experiencing Long COVID, or the pandemic's lingering symptoms, feel neglected while fresh instances make news. Why is Long COVID still so poorly understood when experts warn that it may be the next global public health emergency?
North Korea might attempt to sabotage the April elections, Yoon Suk Yeol cautions.
Yoon Suk Yeol, the president of South Korea, has warned of possible provocations from North Korea and given a strong warning. Ahead to the nation's parliamentary elections in April.
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Pro-Palestinian protests flare up in many regions of the world.
Student protests demanding that universities cut relations with Israel over the Gaza conflict have spread around Europe, sparking confrontations and arrests as new rallies erupted in the Netherlands, Germany, France, Switzerland, and Austria. Watch to find out more.
Myanmar: In the vicinity of the Thai border, violence increases
Burma is in crisis; the Junta there had to withdraw from their base near Thailand's border after being bombarded by rebel drones. Myawaddy, a vital trading outpost, has been taken over by Junta forces. Once the strategically important Border Town was turned into a rebel and military Junta battleground, hundreds of refugees fled across the river Frontier, separating Myanmar from Thailand.
Voyager 1 and NASA reestablished communication after a months-long pause.
NASA's Voyager 1 spacecraft is sending back information regarding the condition and state of its onboard engineering systems for the first time since November. On November 14, 2023, Voyager 1 ceased transmitting usable science and engineering data back to Earth. The probe and its twin, Voyager 2, are the only spacecraft to have ever flown in interstellar space.
Bosnian Ramadan: Gaza sympathizes with the survivors of the Balkan Wars
During Ramadan, Bosnian Muslims have been attentively monitoring the situation in Gaza. Many of them have memories of the 1990s Bosnian War, when they, too, had restricted access to staple commodities.
Colombian armed groups: Government calls off negotiations with the FARC group
Following the signing of a peace agreement in 2016, the Colombian government declared that it would begin military operations against a faction of the FARC insurgents. Following an attack on an indigenous hamlet, the administration of President Gustavo Petro halted continuing negotiations with the armed group.
Morgan Spurlock, an Oscar-nominated director, dies at 53.
Morgan Spurlock, an Oscar-nominated documentary director who ate McDonald's for a month to demonstrate the perils of fast food, died at the age of 53, according to American media.
South Africa: Zuma's party will contest the ban on him participating in elections
On Thursday, election officials in South Africa said that former president Jacob Zuma will not be permitted to participate in the country's May general elections.
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