Tunisia fears consequence after President’s power grab
Tunisia President Kais Saied sacked the prime minister in a power grab.
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A girl was hung from a bridge after being beaten to death by her relatives for wearing jeans
Neha Paswan is claimed to have been severely beaten with sticks by her grandfather and uncles after an argument over her western clothing.
The largest criminal trial in Vatican history is about to start
Former cardinal Angelo Becciu then number two at the powerful Secretariat of State goes to trial Tuesday.
Nine New Outstanding Sites added to UNESCO World Heritage List
UNESCO has announced more than a dozen World Heritage Sites this year.
The Chinese government imposed sanctions on former commerce secretary Wilbur Ross and other US officials
Beijing has imposed counter sanctions on seven American citizens and entities, including former commerce secretary Wilbur Ross.
Amazon employees are petitioning the company to look into the allegations of discrimination
An internal petition circulated by Amazon employees urges the company to appoint an external investigator to review allegations of discrimination following a series of lawsuits against the Seattle based tech giant.
France’s Macron switched phones amid Pegasus spy claims
Pegasus software is at the center of a growing storm after a list of about fifty thousand potential surveillance targets was leaked to rights groups.
The first recorded Chimpanzee Attacks on Gorillas were observed by researchers
Researchers observed lethal chimpanzee attacks on gorillas in the wild for the first time on record.
Drones were used to beat Dubai’s 122 degree heat
In 2017 the UAE invested $10 million in rain making technologies including drone technology which uses electricity to generate rain rather than chemicals to boost its water table.
Things to know about potential ‘Havana syndrome’ symptoms reported in 200 Americans
About 200 Americans have reported symptoms potentially linked to Havana syndrome.