Saudi Arabia And Kuwait Claim Ownership Of Gas Field Sought By Iran
The conflict over the field, which has estimated recoverable reserves of 220 billion cubic metres (seven trillion cubic feet), dates back to the 1960s when Iran and Kuwait issued overlapping offshore concessions
Sun Produces The Most Sunspots In June, Raising Concerns Of Solar Storm
NASA Solar Physics Research Scientist Robert Leamon said that powerful solar storms occur predominantly in odd years
Scotland To Celebrate Coronation of King Charles With Grand Procession
King Charles will be accompanied by his eldest son Prince William and his wife Kate
Massive Phosphate Rock Discovery In Norway Could Supply 100 Years’ Worth Of Global Battery Demand
Hennig Brandt, a German scientist found phosphorous for the first time in 1669
Latest Educational Reforms In Netherlands Prohibit Phones In Classrooms
The government has asked school authorities to reach an agreement on internal norms with teachers, parents, and pupils by October
Biden’s Proclamation On Gun Control For US Independence Day: “Much More Must Be Done”
More than 44,000 people were killed by guns, with almost 24,000 of them committing suicide
JULY 3: Hottest Day On Earth Measured By Humans, US Climate Data Reveals
On July 3, the average global air temperature 2 meters above the planet's surface touched 62.62 degrees Fahrenheit or 17.01 degrees Celsius.
Ukrainian President Informs Emmanuel Macron ‘Russia Planning Dangerous Provocations At Nuclear Plant’
Since the commencement of the war in February 2022, Russia and Ukraine have repeatedly accused one other of endangering the plant's safety
White Powder Found At White House Confirmed As Cocaine
Hundreds of people visit or work in the area on a regular basis
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar To Leave For 4 Day Visit To Tanzania Today
During his visit, Jaishankar will call on the top leadership of the East African country and also attend a reception onboard Indian Naval Ship Trishul.
