International

Dec- 2023 -

13 December

World’ second oldest woman at 116 passes away

On December 12, the world said goodbye to Fusa Tatsumi, the second oldest woman at the age of 116, as…
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13 December

China’s President Xi Jinping to meet Vietnamese leaders

Chinese President Xi Jinping is set to meet with Vietnamese leaders on the second day of his state visit to…
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13 December

Nations adopt first-ever deal to transition away from fossil fuels

Countries participating in the United Nations climate summit, COP28, in Dubai have adopted a groundbreaking agreement that, for the first…
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13 December

Report: Meta Platforms used thousands of pirated books to train its AI models

Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, faces a copyright lawsuit alleging the use of thousands of pirated…
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13 December

Confirmed case of diphtheria in UK prompts urgent warnings for parents to exercise caution

A confirmed case of diphtheria, a rare and potentially severe bacterial infection, has been reported at Wigmore Primary School in…
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13 December

Orion re-enters Earth at 32 times the speed of sound

To commemorate the anniversary of the iconic re-entry of NASA’s Orion spacecraft during the Artemis I mission on December 11…
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13 December

Stephen Colbert is back to hosting TV shows after corrective surgery for a ruptured appendix

Stephen Colbert has made a triumphant return to hosting The Late Show after taking a three-week break to recover from…
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13 December

Former European Council president Donald Tusk sworn in as Poland’s new prime minister

Newly appointed Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s government in Poland was officially sworn in by the country’s president, marking a significant…
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13 December

Study: New Zealand at risk of tsunami waves as high as 92 feet every 580 years

A groundbreaking study conducted by a team of experts from Victoria University of Wellington has assessed the threat of colossal…
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13 December

Discovery: Pacific sea was terrorised by a giant monster ‘blue dragon’ 72 million years ago

Around 72 million years ago, the Pacific seas were home to a giant marine reptile known as the “blue dragon,”…
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13 December

The director of the Miss Nicaragua pageant steps down from her position

Karen Celebertti, director of the Miss Nicaragua pageant, has resigned from her position around 10 days after being accused of…
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12 December

Study claims that longer daily commute is linked to poor mental health

Enduring long commutes, a universally disdained aspect of urban living, is not merely an inconvenience rife with noise, air pollution,…
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12 December

Everything you need to know about Steve and Picket Fence disguised as auroras

The night sky phenomenon known as Steve, or Strong Thermal Emission Velocity Enhancement, along with the luminous green “picket fence,”…
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12 December

Study claims that these living things were quietly preserving the Great Wall of China for ages

For centuries, the Great Wall of China has stood as an iconic testament to China’s dynastic power, embodying both innovation…
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12 December

One of the largest reservoirs of water discovered, but not on Earth

In a groundbreaking revelation, scientists have unearthed one of the universe’s most colossal reservoirs of water, a discovery not within…
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12 December

Good news for meteor enthusiasts. Celestial delight is on the way!

Exciting news awaits avid meteor enthusiasts as the celestial stage is set for a spectacular display of meteor showers. If…
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12 December

Study says that green spaces slow down ageing at cellular level

Immersing ourselves in natural surroundings has been associated with a myriad of health advantages, spanning from improved mental well-being to…
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12 December

Study suggests a looming effect of extreme freezing temperatures in the north – Frostquakes

A recent study has highlighted an emerging consequence of extreme freezing temperatures in northern regions—Frostquakes, also known as cryoseisms or…
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12 December

New study claims that the old ‘cola trick’ might not help remove food stuck in throat

When attempting to navigate the discomfort of food, such as turkey, lodged in the throat, the commonly recommended remedy is…
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12 December

A skull of a giant sea monster found on the cliffs of South West England’s Dorset’s Jurassic Coast

The fossilized skull of a pliosaur, a giant sea monster that lived 150 million years ago, has been discovered on…
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12 December

Study: Nearly 40% of dementia patients are unaware of their condition

A recent report from the Dementia Commission has shed light on a concerning statistic – approximately 36% of individuals in…
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12 December

Study: Climate change we instigated is here to stay for at least 50,000 years

In a groundbreaking moment at the turn of the millennium, Nobel laureate Paul Crutzen coined the term “Anthropocene” to describe…
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12 December

Everything you need to know about Steve and Picket Fence disguised as auroras

As the festive season draws near, cherished Christmas traditions come to life, turning homes into havens of joy and warmth.…
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12 December

‘Asterix and Cleopatra’ cover painting lands itself in legal challenge from the artist’s daughter

The original cover painting from the 1963 comic book “Asterix and Cleopatra” went up for auction at Brussels’ Millon auction…
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12 December

Report: Astronomers detect oldest black hole million times the mass of Sun

Astronomers have made a groundbreaking discovery, detecting the oldest black hole ever observed, boasting a mass approximately one million times…
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12 December

NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope captures a stunning new image of an exploded star

NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has unveiled a captivating new depiction of a star’s explosive demise within the supernova remnant…
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12 December

Scientists claim that the less diverse nature emojis are affecting conservation efforts

Emojis, which have become an integral part of digital communication, are facing criticism for their inadequate representation of biodiversity, particularly…
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12 December

Study finds that saying ‘no’ to plans isn’t all that bad

Research published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology suggests that people tend to overestimate the negative consequences of…
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12 December

Indian students, workers to be affected as country plans to tighten visa rules: Details

Sydney: Australian government has decided to tighten visa rules for international students and low-skilled workers. The decision was taken to…
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12 December

Moderate intensity earthquake hits Afghanistan

Kabul: A moderate intensity earthquake measuring 5.2 magnitude on the Richter Scale struck Afghanistan today. According to the National Center…
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11 December

Amid tensions over alleged support to army rivals, Sudan expels 15 UAE diplomats

On Sunday, Sudan declared 15 members of the United Arab Emirates’ (UAE) diplomatic staff as persona non grata, ordering them…
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11 December

Argentina libertarian economist Javier Milei sworn in as president

On Sunday, Argentina took a sharp turn as libertarian economist Javier Milei was sworn in as president, introducing a radical…
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11 December

Thousands of tonnes of dead fish washes ashore in Japan

A peculiar incident unfolded on the beach in Hakodate, Hokkaido, Japan’s northernmost island, triggering conspiracy theories linked to the Fukushima…
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11 December

American F-16 fighter jet crashes in South Korea during training exercise

An American F-16 fighter jet crashed in South Korea during a training exercise, and the pilot was successfully rescued after…
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11 December

Australia prepares to overhaul immigration system; announces stricter visa rules for students and workers

Australia is set to tighten its visa rules to restrict the intake of international students and low-skilled workers in an…
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