Imagine a magical adhesive capable of underwater bonding, mending bones, skin, and fixing your broken chair. Researchers from the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, Bhopal, and the School of Medical and Allied Sciences, Haryana, have created this versatile, biodegradable adhesive, temporarily named ‘A30.’ This adhesive exhibits the potential to heal and mend...
Read MoreGoogle is defending itself against antitrust allegations by the US government, which claims the tech giant illegally monopolized the online search space by paying billions to be the default search engine on various platforms. During cross-examination, the company revealed that it spent $26.3 billion in 2021 to secure this position.
Read MoreIsraeli forces are facing a formidable challenge in the form of the Hamas ‘terror metro’, a network of tunnels used by Hamas fighters in Gaza. The tunnels are hidden underground, full of traps, and heavily reinforced with concrete. US officials have warned Israel of the difficulties in breaching the tunnels and the likelihood of...
Read MoreDenmark, a Scandinavian country known for its progressive policies and high standard of living, has recently come under the spotlight for its decision to demolish what it terms as ‘non-Western’ neighborhoods. This move has raised eyebrows and sparked debates on integration, cultural preservation, and the broader implications for immigrant communities in Denmark. The plan...
Read MoreItalian authorities have captured footage of the leaders of Italy’s three most powerful organized crime groups – the Ndrangheta, Camorra, and Cosa Nostra – sharing a meal, raising concerns of a potential alliance. Prosecutors believe that these once-rival criminal organizations have set aside their differences to form a grand alliance, exploiting business opportunities in...
Read MoreCanada’s Minister of Immigration, Marc Miller, has announced measures to protect international students and strengthen the integrity of the international student program. These measures include verifying acceptance letters from educational institutions and adopting a ‘recognized institution’ framework for post-secondary Designated Learning Institutions. The aim is to ensure that study permits are issued only against...
Read MoreTensions between China and the Philippines in the South China Sea have escalated as the two countries clash over a dilapidated ship that serves as the Philippines’ outpost in the disputed Second Thomas Shoal. China has accused the Philippines of infringing on its territorial sovereignty, while the Philippines is seeking to reinforce its territorial...
Read MoreThe police in Rae Bareli, India, have arrested a man on charges of murdering his brother. The younger brother, Nitin, was found dead near his village last week. After examining mobile phone records, it became clear that the arrested brother, Lallan, had been in contact with a woman Nitin was planning to marry. Lallan...
Read MoreSouth Africa survived a late charge from Pakistan to pull off a thrilling 1-wicket win and move closer to the semis of the World Cup on Friday. Aiden Markram hit a solid 91 and at 206-4 South Africa were well on course to comfortably chase down a 271-run target. However, it was left to...
Read MoreA new “Siberian Battalion” has been formed by Russian nationals who have defected from Putin’s army to fight alongside Ukrainian forces in the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine. The battalion includes prominent members such as Alexei Makarov and Ildar Dadin. The exact location and impact of the battalion remain undisclosed, but their presence...
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