A man caught upskirting at the British Museum has been sentenced to four months in jail. Jake Verano Gomez, a Colombian national with no fixed address, was observed by an
As AI technology advances, specialized models designed to handle biological data are making significant strides. These models have the potential to accelerate vaccine development, combat diseases, and even engineer drought-resistant
Australia is tightening its grip on international student visas, capping new enrollments at 270,000 in 2025—a dramatic reduction from the 400,000 students accepted in 2023. The move, announced by Education
Police forces worldwide have united in a series of covert operations to combat one of West Africa’s most notorious criminal networks—Black Axe. From April to July 2024, Operation Jackal III
A top UN envoy to the Middle East says there is ‘no more time to waste’ on brokering a ceasefire and prisoner exchange in Gaza! Wensland, the United Nations High
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS) is hailed for his efforts to modernize Saudi Arabia with technological advancements and social reforms, like allowing women to drive and legalizing cinemas. However,
South China Morning Post Bombshell Claims Link Philippines’ Duterte Clan to Massive Meth Smuggling Scheme In a shocking turn of events, convicted trafficker Jimmy Guban has implicated former Philippines President
Incessant rains have created flood situation in several districts of South and North Bengal. As it rained overnight on Thursday (August 22), water continued to accumulate in these areas on
At least 14 Indians were killed and 16 others injured when a passenger bus fell into a river in Nepal. The bus was carrying 40 passengers, all of them Indian
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a new decree positioning Russia as a sanctuary for those fleeing Western liberal ideals. The decree simplifies the visa process for foreigners who seek
