An asteroid recently made a dramatic appearance in the sky above a small town in eastern Siberia, providing an unexpected light show for the residents. The event, which took place on Tuesday evening, caught the attention of the people in Olyokminsk, a town of around 10,000 people located about 650
A new investigation published on Monday by France’s Mediapart, along with its partners—Drop Site News from the US, Il Fatto Quotidiano from Italy, and Reporters United from Greece—has revealed a surprising secret: the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP), the largest investigative journalism network in the world, is being
Iran is considering sending its military to Syria, but only if the Syrian government asks for help. This surprising statement came from Iran’s Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi, during an interview with the Qatari news outlet Al-Araby Al-Jadeed. He made these comments while traveling back from Türkiye earlier this week. Araghchi
In a stunning move, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has declared martial law across the country, sending shockwaves through the capital, Seoul. Military forces have rushed to key areas, including the country’s parliament, as protests erupted in response to this unexpected decision. This is the first time in over
Mir the Cat, a gray Siberian feline gifted by Russian President Vladimir Putin to Japan’s Akita Prefecture Governor Norihisa Satake, has passed away at the age of 12. The cat’s journey wasn’t just about crossing borders; it was about symbolizing peace, kindness, and the bond between two nations. The story
A Georgian journalist was injured in a dramatic and chaotic scene during ongoing protests in Tbilisi. The protests, led by pro-EU opposition supporters, turned violent when a masked demonstrator fired fireworks from a homemade “bazooka” at police. One of these makeshift rockets hit Beso Gaprindashvili, a camera operator for the
Imagine a country that used to rely heavily on oil for its income, suddenly transforming into a powerhouse of self-sufficiency and innovation. That’s exactly what Algeria is doing under President Abdelmadjid Tebboune. This North African nation is on a mission to rewrite its economic story—and it’s already making waves. A
Indian billionaire Gautam Adani, founder of the Adani Group, has spoken out for the first time about recent bribery accusations leveled against him and his company by US authorities. Addressing an audience at an awards ceremony in Jaipur, Adani firmly denied the allegations and emphasized his company’s resilience in the
Meta, the company behind Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, is about to change how the internet works. Right now, Meta powers a huge part of global internet traffic—10% of fixed internet usage and 22% of mobile traffic. That’s a massive chunk of the digital world. But Meta isn’t stopping there. It
