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Austrian leader set to back Rishi Sunak's Rwanda plan
No 10 hopes that on a visit to Vienna the Prime Minister will be hailed by Chancellor Karl Nehammer as a trailblazer for Europe over the policy of deporting people to the Rwanda.
NewsSlovakian prime minister had predicted an assassination attempt
A chilling video has emerged of Robert Fico making the prophecy of his own assassination attempt last month.
NewsEmpowering black stories: essential movies you need to watch
Over the past few years, there has been a noticeable increase in the presence of Black lead characters in Hollywood. In order to acknowledge this progress, we have curated a collection of films that not only feature Black lead characters, but also provide educational insight into Black history. Spanning from movies centered around slavery to those portraying the rise of the Civil Rights Movement and its influential figures, this gallery contains a list of essential films that delve into Black history. Take a moment to browse through and start your viewing experience today!
NewsUSA: Tool Use Helps Threatened Sea Otters Survive in Changing Environment
California, USA - May 16, 2024 [Note: no sound] Researchers from the University of Texas at Austin, University of California, Santa Cruz, Monterey Bay Aquarium, and others have been tracking the behavior of 196 radio-tagged southern sea otters off the coast of California, revealing that individual otters that use tools are able to access larger prey and reduce tooth damage when their preferred prey becomes depleted. The study found that female otters, who make up the majority of tool users, are able to eat larger prey and reduce tooth damage due to their smaller body size and weaker biting ability. Raising pups requires a significant amount of energy, and females need to be efficient in their foraging. The use of tools allows them to meet their calorie demands and overcome their physical limitations. Male otters, on the other hand, were found to have more tooth damage than females, likely due to their reliance on preying on harder-shelled prey such as crabs and clams. As a threatened species, southern sea otters number only about 3,000 in California, where they play a critical role in maintaining healthy marine ecosystems. By understanding how sea otters adapt to changing environments, scientists can better inform management strategies to protect this iconic species. "This study shows that tool use is an important behavior for survival," said Chris Law, lead researcher and postdoctoral researcher at UT Austin. "Females are likely using tools to overcome their smaller body size and weaker biting ability in order to meet their calorie demands."
NewsGreek mythology: the great Greek Gods and heroes
The great Greek Gods and heroes of Greek mythology such as the almighty Zeus and Heracles continue to fascinate people today. Whether you know of some, or none at all, click through the gallery to learn about these iconic, powerful, and influential figures of ancient Greece.
NewsIndonesia: Starlink launch to give millions Internet access
Elon Musk and Indonesian President Joko Widodo.are set to launch Starlink internet service in Bali, with the commercial satellites expected to provide Internet access to remote islands.
NewsForeign students could be barred from taking 'low quality' courses
Rishi Sunak is considering the move amid concern that the so-called 'graduate route' is being exploited as a back door route to a new life in the UK.
NewsIn Dublin's fair city, migrants to Ireland sleep in tents
In Ireland's capital, Dublin, tent cities set up by migrants who lack temporary protected status are repeatedly cleared. The situation has been aggravated by Ireland's housing crisis and anti-migrant laws in Britain.
NewsThe real reason for self-checkout bans under new state law
As major US stores limit or ban self-checkout entirely to cut down on losses from sky-high retail theft, pro-labor politicians are seeing a window of opportunity.
NewsRussia's new war strategy with Kharkiv as cunning ruse
General Michel Yakovleff, former NATO Deputy Chief of Staff, was a guest of French news channel LCI. He gave his analysis of the Russian advance in recent days and the strategy employed by Putin's army. "The Russian soldiers are destabilizing the front. It's a two-pronged attack, I don't think they intend to take Kharkiv, but to get as close to it as possible," says Michel Yakovleff. And he adds: "They are going to 'torture the child,' it is an...
NewsThe most dangerous (and the safest) countries for female travelers
In an attempt to determine which countries are the most dangerous for female travelers, husband and wife journalists Asher and Lyric Fergusson studied and ranked the 50 most popular countries amongst tourists. The data was compiled using sources ranging from the 2018 Gallup World Poll to Equal Measures 2030's Gender Advocates Data Hub. The Fergusson's Women’s Danger Index ranked each country based on eight factors: street safety for women, intentional homicide of women, non-partner sexual violence, intimate partner sexual violence, legal discrimination, global gender gap, gender inequality index, and violence against women attitudes. Using these metrics, their list of the 20 most dangerous countries for women emerges. Intrigued? Take a look at their findings by clicking through the following gallery.
NewsAkshay Oberoi, Neha Sharma's 'Illegal 3' trailer out now
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], May 19 (ANI): The makers of the third season of 'Illegal' starring Neha Sharma, Akshay Oberoi, and Piyush Mishra unveiled the trailer of the courtroom drama on Saturday. In this new season of the series, lawyer Niharika Singh, played by Neha Sharma, starts on a thrilling journey driven by her desire to become Delhi's top legal, abandoning her once-cherished beliefs. Throughout the series, viewers have seen her...
NewsAt least 11 people killed as Russian attacks intensify in northeastern Ukraine
Russia launched an offensive in the Kharkiv region late last week, significantly adding to the pressure on Ukraine’s outnumbered and outgunned forces which are waiting for deliveries of weapons and ammunition from Western partners. View on euronews
NewsRaisi Chopper Crash: Fog Hits Rescue Efforts; 'Concerning, Lives At Risk...' I Watch
Videos circulating on social media purportedly depict moments before the "crash" of Iranian President Raisi's helicopter, despite Iranian state media characterizing it as a "hard landing." An Iranian official has confirmed the crash, raising concerns for Raisi and other officials onboard. Footage released by Iranian state media shows rescue operations amidst dense fog and adverse weather conditions near the crash site, heightening the suspense. With the chopper still missing and heavy fog hindering rescue efforts, the global community remains on edge. Want to stay informed on this unfolding situation? Click to Find out more.
NewsEPL final day: Teams that qualified for Champions League, Europa, Conference
The Premier League ended on Sunday, with some of the teams confirming the European competitions they will play in next season. Manchester City, Arsenal, Liverpool and Aston Villa were confirmed to be in the Champions League before today. Tottenham Hotspur will be in the Europa League following their 3-0 win over Sheffield United. If Manchester City...
NewsList of persons on board Iranian president’s missing helicopter
A helicopter carrying Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi was involved in a hard landing while visiting a northern region and his condition is currently unknown. There were three helicopters in this convoy, two of which were carrying ministers and officials, and they arrived at their destination safely. According to reports, different rescue groups are...
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