Archive for October, 2021
Amazon Prime Video greenlights Abhishek Bachchan, Amit Sadh’s Breathe: Into The Shadows sequel
Abhishek Bachchan and Amit Sadh will reprise their roles for the second season Breathe: Into The Shadows Streaming service Prime Video on Wednesday announced the second season of its hit series Breathe: Into The Shadows,
Brazilian Senate committee drops homicide accusation against Bolsonaro, recommends indicting president for 10 crimes over pandemic
Brazilian senators have presented their “final” report on the alleged crimes of President Jair Bolsonaro over his government’s handling of the Covid-19 pandemic. The list of recommended charges includes “crimes against humanity.” The Senate’s Parliamentary
‘Alien’ mosquitos from East Asia taking over Italy could be vector for viruses – study
An invasive species of mosquito from East Asia is slowly spreading throughout Italy and could serve as a vector for viruses, according to a new scientific report. An article in the Parasites & Vectors scientific
Bollene beheading: Manhunt for ‘armed & dangerous’ suspect after decapitated body found in southern France
A man has been found “beheaded and eviscerated” in the southeastern French commune of Bollène. A police search is now underway for the suspect, whom they say is armed with a knife and dangerous. The
Multinational oil and gas giant Total accused of playing down threat of global warming since late 1980s – report
A report published in the peer-reviewed Global Environment Change journal has blasted oil and gas company Total for “promoting doubt regarding the scientific basis for global warming,” accusing it of moving from “denial to delay.”
Protesters claim Italian authorities tampered with ‘live webcam’ to show empty square instead of huge anti-vaccine-passport rally
Protesters in Italy have claimed that the authorities rigged a supposedly live webcam to show an empty square in Trieste’s city center while it was packed with demonstrators against the vaccine passport mandate. Read more
Bulgaria, Germany, and Italy launch Europe-wide raids on 46 properties over tax fraud investigation into Italian mafia
A multinational police operation, run by Bulgaria, Germany and Italy, raided 46 commercial and residential properties on Wednesday, as part of an ongoing investigation into allegations of tax fraud by the ’Ndrangheta mafia. German police
Spain’s High Court agrees to extradite Venezuela’s former spy chief Hugo Carvajal to the US
Former Venezuelan general and Hugo Chavez ally Hugo Carvajal will be extradited to the US to face drug trafficking charges after failing to gain political asylum in Spain, the Spanish High Court said on Wednesday.
EU must present ‘clear and adequately financed’ plan to handle Mediterranean migration routes – Italian PM
The European Union needs to show a ‘clear and adequately financed’ plan to handle migration routes in the Mediterranean region, Italy’s Prime Minister Mario Draghi has insisted. Speaking on Wednesday ahead of the upcoming European
Brazilian lawmakers to recommend HOMICIDE charges for President Bolsonaro over handling of Covid-19, leaked Senate report says
A panel of Brazilian lawmakers could recommend a litany of charges against President Jair Bolsonaro, including homicide, in relation to his government’s response to the Covid-19 pandemic, according to a leaked Senate report. Bolsonaro could
North Korea says it tested NEW type of submarine-launched ballistic missile with ‘advanced’ guidance & control system
Pyongyang has tested a novel submarine-launched missile system, North Korean state media said. The launch became North Korea’s first of its kind since 2019. It comes amid talks between the US, South Korea and Japan
7 Doctor Prescribed Remedies For Tinnitus Hearing Problem
Tinnitus is basically having weird wound or unusual sounds in ear. This can be sound of clicking or buzzing, hissing, etc. These sounds in tinnitus are a result of ear problem which engages with external
World Osteoporosis Day 2021: Here’s Everything You Need To Know About Osteoporosis
Bone health plays a major role in maintaining the overall health of an individual. Lately, it has become a concern as studies have shown that one out of every three women and one out of
Which Season Is Best For Weight Loss? Study Reveals
When it comes to losing weight, we all know what role exercise and nutrition play. A balanced diet and working out regularly are considered the key to weight loss. Equally important are the lifestyle choices
Sacrificing sovereignty is ‘the opposite’ of why Poland joined EU, but don’t expect ‘Polexit’ from it, veteran observer tells RT
Poland joined the EU to protect its sovereignty, but its idea of the bloc clashes with that of the original members, political columnist Mary Dejevsky told RT. But, she says, despite the rule-of-law row Warsaw’s
Haitian gang demand $17 million for release of kidnapped US and Canadian Christian missionaries
An armed gang that kidnapped 17 members of a US missionary group in Haiti last week are demanding $1 million each for their release, the Haitian justice minister told US media, adding that five children
Ontario premier won’t apologize after telling immigrants to ‘go somewhere else’ if they want to ‘sit around & do nothing’
Ontario’s Premier Doug Ford has refused to apologize amid backlash over “demeaning” and “racist” comments about immigrants, having told Canada’s newcomers “go somewhere else” if they plan to “collect the dole and sit around.” The
60-day state of emergency declared in Ecuador as government focuses on soaring drug violence
Ecuador’s President Guillermo Lasso has declared a state of emergency and ordered the armed forces to join law enforcement operations on the streets as the country struggles to combat escalating drug-related violence. “Starting immediately, our
Czech lawmakers move to strip ailing President Zeman of power amid constitutional crisis; universal fury batters chief-of-staff
A Czech Senate commission has approved the redistribution of President Milos Zeman’s duties to a number of other top officials. He was rushed to hospital after his ally, Prime Minister Andrej Babis, lost the election.
‘Don’t turn democracy into Coca-Cola’: China warns US not to divide globe and spread its own form of rule at Summit of Democracies
The Chinese Foreign Ministry has issued a warning aimed at Washington, calling on the US not to push its own form of democracy on other nations or split the international community by excluding countries from
Bangladesh police arrest 450 people linked to attacks on Hindu homes and religious sites in worst unrest for over a decade
Bangladeshi police have arrested 450 people following attacks against Hindus in the Muslim-majority country in some of the worst unrest in over a decade, which has seen Hindu religious sites vandalized and homes destroyed. Authorities
Trial of 96-year-old Nazi concentration camp secretary charged with complicity to murder over 10,000 people begins in Germany
The trial of a 96-year-old former Nazi concentration camp secretary has begun in Germany after she was detained following an attempt to flee over charges of complicity in the murder of thousands of people during
Facebook attacks media over not-yet-published reports and accuses it of orchestrated ‘gotcha’ campaign
Spooked by impending reports of revelations from leaked papers, the embattled company has accused journalists of orchestrating a ‘gotcha’ campaign against it, and claims they are misrepresenting its actions. Facebook has been in hot water
North Korea launches TWO ballistic missiles less than a month after ‘hypersonic’ missile test – reports
Pyongyang has reportedly carried out another weapons test, with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida saying that the reclusive nation launched two ballistic missiles on Tuesday, as cited by Reuters. The reported missile test took place
‘All you had to do is let us know’: Telegram CEO Durov PURGES Snowden impersonator after NSA whistleblower’s Twitter tirade
Upset at Telegram over the “insane garbage” someone impersonating him was posting, NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden complained on Twitter, only to be answered by CEO Pavel Durov, who cleared the problem up within minutes. Telegram
Can Excess Screen Time Delay Development in Kids Under 5? Read More Of This Study
It’s a known fact that in the present time, children are exposed to screen more than ever. This has been further aggravated by the COVID-19 pandemic, which forced the schools to shut and classes to
Loss Of Sensitivity In Limbs? Here Are Symptoms And Complications of Numbness You Should Know
Numbness is very common among people and it can happen to almost anyone or any age group. This is the time when you do not feel a limb or part of your body. Basically in
Can Certain Foods Trigger Anxiety? Expert Weighs In
Have you ever experienced feeling jittery after downing a cup of coffee? Or does your heart beat at an abnormal rate, you feel restless after having an energy drink? Or, do you suffer from a
Google doesn’t like being shown inconvenient problems, ex-ethical AI co-lead ‘fired’ by the tech giant over her research tells RT
Google clamped down on Timnit Gebru, the former co-lead of ethical AI team, because she not only revealed bias in its large language models, but also called for structural changes in the AI field, Gebru
Italian riot police fire tear gas, water cannon at anti-Covid health pass protesters blocking Trieste port (VIDEOS)
Police in northeastern Italy deployed tear gas and water cannon to disperse protesters staging a sit-in at Trieste port in opposition to the introduction of the country’s ‘Green Pass’ Covid health document. The Italian government
Czech president Zeman unable to fulfil duties, senate speaker reveals, as leader spends 8th day in intensive care
The speaker of the Czech upper house has said that the country’s president Milos Zeman is unable to carry out his duties, having spent a week in intensive care, and is unlikely to return to
EMA greenlights new Pfizer-BioNTech manufacturing sites and Covid vaccine formula as it mulls extending jab for ages 5-11
The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has approved two additional manufacturing sites for the production of Pfizer-BioNTech’s Covid vaccine, as well as a new formula, as it considers rolling out the shots for those aged five
‘Feminist’ bookstore BLASTED for ‘sexist’ decision to remove books by bestselling ‘female’ author who turned out to be three men
A Spanish bookstore that only stocks works by women authors has come under fire over “sexism” and “censorship” for deshelving novels by Carmen Mola – after it emerged that the name was a pseudonym adopted
Stripped of choice: Vienna museums open OnlyFans account after being fed up with other social media censoring their nude art
The Vienna Tourist Board has just opened an account on OnlyFans, saying that the platform, mainly known for adult content, remained the only place where nude artworks from the city’s museums could get “the freedom