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Pizzas demanded by prisoners in exchange of prison guard hostages

A spokeswoman for a Swedish penitentiary told AFP that two prisoners demanded Pizza in ransom as they held two prison…

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The world’s first arm transplant operation, a disabled person got hands after 23 years

A man who amputated both his arm and shoulder 23 years ago can wave again thanks to advances in medicine.…

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Binance may go public in the US

Binance CEO Changpen Zhao claimed Binance US was “looking at the IPO route” at an online event on Friday. Soon,…

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World’s most expensive candle smells like money

LONDON: A merchandise brand ‘Flaming Crap’ sculpts the most expensive candle that retails for US $2,800 smells just like money.…

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Crafty cockatoos master dumpster diving and teach each other

WASHINGTON: A few years ago, a Sydney scientist noticed a sulfur-crested cockatoo opening his trash bin. Not every resident would…

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Why Islamophobia is on the rise in the US and Europe

Thomas Friedman, a Jews-American economist once said, “Had Muslims be running Europe in 1940, then 6 million extra Jews would…

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Covid vaccines 8 times less effective against Delta variant: study

ISLAMABAD: A study conducted on 100 healthcare workers across three centers in India has found the Delta variant eight times…

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WHO details steps to ensure human gene editing is safe, ethical

GENEVA: The World Health Organization published a slew of recommendations Monday on how to ensure gene editing research is used…

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A gamechanger route to Central Asia

Central Asia is the core region of the Asian continent and stretches from the Caspian Sea in the west to…

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Historical perspective on persecution of Kashmiris

The persecution of the people of Kashmir and their struggle against oppression has roots in history. The first chapter of…

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