UN Calls Thousands of Break-Ins at Aid Centres in Gaza “A Worrying Sign”
Supplies on the market are running out while the humanitarian aid coming into the Gaza Strip on trucks from Egypt is insufficient
Researchers Culture Mouse Embryos in Space for the First Time
The experiment clearly demonstrated that gravity had no significant effect
Amid India’s Concerns About Espionage, Chinese Vessel To Conduct Research in Sri Lanka
The 90-metre (300-foot) ship is docked in Colombo
Indian Contingent Departs For a Joint Military Drill in Kazakhstan
Both sides will practice conducting Counter-Terrorism operations in a non-conventional setting under the United Nations mandate in this round of the Exercise
Following 44 Days, Stellantis And US Auto Workers’ Strike Reach a Provisional Agreement
Stellantis will add 5,000 jobs over the length of the deal
US Model Maleesa Mooney Found Dead Inside Fridge With Ankles And Wrists Tied, Autopsy Reveals
The medical examiner noted in the autopsy report that "the blunt force traumatic injuries observed at autopsy are generally....
Earthquake Of Magnitude 4.7 Hits Afghanistan
Remarkably, this is the fifth earthquake to hit the poor country, and it occurred just one week after a powerful earthquake in the province of Herat killed over 4,000 people.
Starlink Offers Connectivity To Internationally Recognized Aid Organizations In Gaza
Starlink is a satellite network designed by Elon Musk's SpaceX
See how anti-Sheikh Hasina protestors clash with Bangladesh cops
Bangladeshi protests: According to police, Dhaka saw the death of one officer and the injuries of over 100 others.
Over 50 injured and 35 dead in an Egypt traffic accident
Crowds of people can be seen gathered beside the road
