Myanmar’s military has launched airstrikes on towns in the Karen state, near its headquarters, despite a devastating earthquake that has killed over 1,700 people. The junta has been criticized for prioritizing its own forces over relief efforts. The Karen National Union, an armed resistance movement against the Myanmar military, accused the regime of “continuing to … Read more
Germany’s largest rocket since the V-2, launched from a Norwegian spaceport, crashed and exploded just 40 seconds after liftoff. The uncrewed Spectrum rocket was designed to kick-start satellite launches from Europe, but failed in its inaugural test flight. Developed by Isar Aerospace, the two-stage orbital launch vehicle aimed to put small and medium satellites into … Read more
Researchers have made significant breakthroughs in the fight against antibiotic resistance and gained new insights into the workings of mitochondria, the cell’s energy-making factories. A team of scientists has discovered a new antibiotic molecule, lariocidin, which targets a broad range of disease-causing bacteria without being toxic to human cells. The molecule works by attaching to … Read more
Gaza residents have taken to the streets for three consecutive days, marching through towns to demand an end to both the ongoing war with Israel and Hamas’s 18-year rule over Gaza. The protests, which have spread to several towns in the battered enclave, represent the boldest challenge to Hamas’s authority by Palestinians since the October … Read more
Google has officially discontinued the Nest brand, marking a significant shift in its smart home strategy. The transition began in 2021 with the introduction of new Nest Cam devices, which prompted users to adopt the Home app for their smart home needs. The demise of Nest Secure and Nest Protect, two of Google’s only alarm … Read more
Stagflation, a period of both high inflation and high unemployment, is gaining attention as the US economy faces potential risks amid President Donald Trump’s tariff policies. While economists warn that the situation may be worse than the 1970s, they also emphasize that the current scenario is unlikely to repeat the severe economic conditions of that … Read more
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has announced that his country will not enforce an International Criminal Court (ICC) arrest warrant issued to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over alleged war crimes in Gaza. Despite the ICC decision, Netanyahu is set to visit Hungary from Wednesday to Sunday at the invitation of Orban. Netanyahu’s trip comes … Read more
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