Israeli civilian wounded after being shot in a settlement in the southern...
An Israeli civilian was wounded after being shot late Thursday in the southern West Bank settlement of Carmel, the Israeli Army confirmed, assuring that it has sent reinforcements to the area in an...
View ArticleThese crypto-currencies that could overtake Bitcoin, it is still the number...
While bitcoin is still the world’s number one crypto-currency in terms of market capitalization, there are plenty of reasons to think that other crypto-currencies could eventually overtake it. Before...
View ArticleThe melodrama of the divinely gifted lute player, ‘buried’ by passions and...
You’ve probably heard of the famous lute-player Sinemie Lambru. He became an incredible success in Romanian party music, being applauded both in Romania and abroad thanks to the great performer Maria...
View ArticleAfter Apple, Google and Huawei, Samsung could announce satellite connectivity...
Already, the promise of satellite connectivity on today’s smartphones is looking more and more like a “convenient gimmick” that device makers are rushing to announce as famously as possible. After all,...
View ArticleAlberto Fernández bets on turning Argentina into “a huge energy supplier”.
Argentina’s president, Alberto Fernandez, has assured Thursday that the government plans to build a legal system that encourages investors to “seize opportunities” for the country to become “a huge...
View ArticleAt least 16 killed in school bus crash in South Africa
At least 16 people have died in Phongolo, in northern KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, in an accident between a truck and a school van in which there were also some adults and in which all the occupants of...
View ArticleApple beats Tesla as the most-shorted stock in the U.S.
U.S. smartphone maker and the world’s largest publicly traded company, Apple, has overtaken electric car giant Tesla as the most-shorted stock in the U.S. According to data released by S3 Partners,...
View ArticleSyria reports death of five soldiers after alleged Israeli attack on Damascus...
At least five Syrian soldiers have been killed during the early hours of Saturday morning as a result of a bombing allegedly carried out by the Israeli Armed Forces at Damascus International Airport,...
View ArticleAmnesty International denounces the killing of six Shiite Hazaras by the Taliban
The NGO Amnesty International said Friday that Taliban fighters have killed six residents of Shiite Hazara communities in an attack in the Afghan province of Ghor. An Amnesty investigation said the...
View ArticleEthereum: Bitcoin stronger after the merger? Here’s what Michael Saylor thinks
Michael Saylor said Saturday that bitcoin is getting stronger after the merger with Ethereum. Saylor believes that proof of work (PoW) “is the only universally accepted and proven method of creating a...
View ArticlePeru’s Minister of Transportation and Communications submits his resignation
Peru’s Minister of Transport and Communications, Geiner Alvarado, resigned Friday after the Peruvian Congress approved a motion of censure against him on Thursday for alleged acts of corruption. In a...
View ArticleElon Musk blames Twitter for covering up data security flaws in its platform...
The world’s richest man, Elon Musk, continues to vigilantly defend his position to cancel the $44 billion Twitter acquisition deal. According to court documents filed on Thursday, September 15, Elon...
View Article12 crew members released from plane held in Argentina since June arrive in...
The 12 of the 19 crew members released last Tuesday by the Argentine Justice of the Venezuelan-Iranian plane that had been held since June at Ezeiza International Airport have arrived this Friday in...
View ArticlePeruvian Attorney General’s Office enters presidential palace to seize...
Members of the Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office in collaboration with agents of the Peruvian National Police have raided this Friday afternoon the Peruvian presidential palace to seize recordings...
View ArticleEthereum bottoms out as post-merger downturn continues and begins to worry
Ethereum continued to fall on Saturday as the token’s post-merger sell-off intensified to start the weekend. Prices for the world’s second-largest crypto-currency fell to their lowest level since July,...
View ArticleThousands march in Serbia for LGTBI rights despite government ban
About a thousand people have taken to the streets of Belgrade on Saturday to demand that the rights of gays, lesbians and other members of the LGTBI community be respected, despite the fact that...
View ArticleHow Ukraine manages to launch modern missiles from the archaic MiG-29
Ukraine and its allies have shown great ingenuity in the war against Russia. In a short time, technologies have been developed that before the war seemed impossible to launch so quickly. A US company...
View ArticleSaudi crown prince to travel to London but will not attend Elizabeth II’s...
Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman will travel to London to personally express his condolences on the death of Queen Elizabeth II, but is not scheduled to attend the state funeral planned...
View ArticleThe Google Messages app will be able to transcribe all voicemails you receive
Soon, you won’t have to listen to every voicemail you receive from “that” person too comfortable to write directly to you, as the Google Messages app is getting the ability to transcribe every...
View ArticleControversy in Iran over the death of a young woman arrested by the Morality...
Thousands of people attended the woman’s funeral and burial on Saturday and police used tear gas The 22-year-old Mahsa Amini, who died of serious injuries sustained after being arrested last Tuesday by...
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