An explosive drone hit a high skyscraper in the Russian capital, Moscow. Videos circulating on social media showed a huge explosion as the under-construction skyscraper was being targeted by military UAVs. While it is obvious that the attack has been orchestrated by Ukraine, the Russian neighbor has not claimed responsibility.
The British Museum has sacked one of its own employees for stealing artifacts from the Museum. The stolen items include jewelry, gold, gems and other precious stones. The suspect responsible is a staff member of the British Museum in London, an impressive tourist destination in the UK. The Museum said they were working with investigative experts to recover the stolen or any damaged artifacts.
German Defense Minister has said that the country’s armed forces cannot attract fresh recruits. The Bundeswehr, the armed forces of Germany, is struggling big time to find new recruits amid increasing Russian threat from the eastern border. The German armed forces are increasingly worried about the public’s interest in joining the military, the ministry said.
Thailand police have discovered the dismembered body of a German businessman who was reported missing on 4 July. The 62-year-old businessman named Hans-Peter Mack went missing on 4 July and Thai police were investigating his disappearance. Mack’s dead body was discovered in a freezer at a house in the southern city of Thailand, Nong Prue.
Some of the major cities in the Southeast US have come under severe heat waves in recent days with some places recording 115 degrees. At least 13 deaths were reported in Texas and Louisiana due to extreme heat waves, according to the authorities.
A teenager Natasha Kulviwat won $50,000 at the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair for her project where she studied brains of those who committed suicide. The 16-year-old spent around 6 months in a laboratory at Columbia University where she studied the brain tissues to investigate if there was something measurable in the brain to explain the phenomenon.
The controversial social media influencer Andrew Tate has tweeted about his recent interview with the BBC. Andrew Tate said that Lucy Williamson, a BBC interviewer, fell in love with him because he could sense her obsession. The BBC interview went viral on social media that took place almost two weeks ago.
A devastating train collision has killed at least 300 people with more than 1,000 injured in the Indian state of Odisha. Three trains, two passenger trains and a freight train, collided with each other, according to eyewitnesses. A massive search and rescue operation is currently underway to locate and rescue the survivors.
FBI files have revealed a secret plot of the IRA, the Irish Republican Army, to assassinate Queen Elizabeth II during her visit to the United States in 1983. The 103 pages document that was posted to the FBI online records site revealed a plot of assassinating the queen in California around 40 years ago.
A report has surfaced which revealed that Europe dumps around 90% of its clothing and textile waste in the African and Asian continent. The numbers are staggering and if not tackled properly, could double the consequences both the continents are facing at the moment.
As Artificial Intelligence strengthens its grip over our lives, there has been an increase in expert voices that suggest curbing the influence as it can threaten humanity’s existence. A recent survey conducted by Reuters/Ipsos, around 61%, more than two-third of the American population, agree that AI threatens the future of humanity.
A 16-year-old teen was arrested after he threatened to bomb several important locations in Florida. The authorities acted fast and secured several schools and the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, later on the threats appeared to false but the suspect did make those calls.
