A Paris court has issued an international arrest warrant for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. He is suspected of complicity in war crimes related to a devastating chemical attack near Damascus in August 2013.
A key Ukrainian military officer was murdered after a grenade, disguised as a gift, exploded. The BBC reported that the victim was a close aide of Ukraine’s military chief, Valery Zaluzhny.
The former head of the Spanish football federation has been banned for three years. FIFA banned the former President Luis Rubiales for three years after he kissed a female Spanish football player. +
A 25-year research study has revealed significant losses in more than 40 per cent of Antarctica’s ice shelves. The study showed that thinning ice shelves have released massive amounts of water into Earth’s oceans.
According to a classified report accessed by The Washington Post, Russia is undermining democracy worldwide.
A US soldier who illegally crossed the border to North Korea has been charged with multiple offenses.
A 12-year-old girl who barely survived severe damage to her lung left a message for those who use vape.
At least 45% of the world’s known flowering plants are threatened by extinction around the world, the study revealed.
An Australian man who faked kidnapping has been asked to compensate the police. The man named Paul Iera faked his own kidnapping on the New Year’s Eve when he wanted to spend the night with another woman instead of his partner. The Wollongong court ordered Iera to pay $10,334 to the police for investigation expenses.
Scientists have been eagerly waiting to receive the oldest space sample expected to land on earth on Sunday. Nasa’s Osiris-Rex capsule will be carrying chunks of space rock believed to be 4.6 billion-years-old.
Hugh Jackman, the Wolverine, and his wife Deborra-lee separated from each other after spending 27 years in marriage. The celebrity magazine People said the couple announced to separate after three decades of ‘blessed’ time together.
Scientists genetically modified marine organisms to breakdown plastics inside salt water, according to a new study.
The researchers from the NC State University worked on two different bacteria, which were modified to function as plastic-destroyers in salt water.
