Hundreds and thousands of people took to the streets in Bangladesh against reserved quotas in government jobs. The protests have so far resulted in the deaths of 100 people with the military now in control of the country. The Bangladesh Prime Minister Hasina Wajid has resigned from his post as PM of the country and,
Australia’s science agency has confirmed the discovery of the ship, which sank 55 years ago, resulting in the deaths of 21 crew members. The 71-meter freighter ship MV Noongah was transporting steel off the New South Wales coast when it encountered severe weather on August 25, 1969. Five of the 26 crew members were rescued
A one-year-old baby was finally found after being declared missing for days in Louisiana.
Russian scientists are studying a 44,000 years-old mummified wolf to understand the environment and context in which he lived.
A hiker from North California was finally found alive after spending ten 10 in the Santa Cruz mountains.
Nearly 45% of Japanese nationals living abroad experience loneliness, according to a survey by the Japanese Foreign Ministry released on Monday.
A Dutch startup has joined hands with the climate scientists to reverse the melting of Arctic glaciers.
Pope Francis is believed to have used an extremely offensive slur for gay people at the Italian Bishops’ Conference.
Scientists have put forward numerous theories to explain why the human brain has been shrinking in size, at least that is what all scientists agree on.
The parent company of TikTok ByteDance has rejected rumors that the company was selling off its video platform.
As North Americans gathered to witness the total solar eclipse on Monday, 41 individuals chose a unique vantage point — experiencing the eclipse while skydiving over North Texas.
Mount Etna, a volcano in Italy, delighted tourists by emitting rare smoke rings into the sky earlier this week, captured in footage filmed on April 6.
