July 29 in history: Summer Olympics opens in London, and more

The maker of the rifle used in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting has offered some of the victims' families an amount of $33 million to settle their lawsuit.

Gun maker offers $33M to settle suit by victim families

China on Thursday reported small coronavirus outbreaks due to the Delta variant in three provinces. This comes as a cluster linked to an eastern airport spreads even after mass testing and a vaccination drive.

Delta variant now in three Chinese provinces

A new study has found that caffeine helps bumblebees to pollinate more effectively. Due to climate change, wild pollinator populations have been restrained, including bees, moths, wasps, butterflies, beetles and birds.

Study reveals that caffeine helps bumblebees pollinate more effectively

In a recent development, a new study has revealed that New Zealand, Iceland, the UK, Tasmania and Ireland are the places best suited to survive a global collapse of society.

Here is a list of the best places to survive amid a global societal collapse

Samsung Electronics' net profits surged more than 70 percent in the second quarter thanks to higher memory chip prices fuelled by pandemic-led demand, the South Korean tech giant reported Thursday.

Samsung reports surge in profit on pandemic-led demand for chips

Kuwait on Tuesday said only citizens who have been vaccinated for the coronavirus will be allowed to travel abroad starting on August 1. A government statement said the rule excepted children under age of 16, those with a health ministry certificate saying they cannot be vaccinated, and pregnant women who have a pregnancy proof certificate from authorities.

Kuwait bans unvaccinated citizens from travelling abroad

In its highest-ever daily increase, South Korea on Wednesday reported 1,896 new COVID-19 cases for Tuesday, as the country struggles to battle with the fourth wave.

South Korea reports highest COVID-19 daily count

A Chinese poet and current affairs commentator has committed suicide in Guangdong province following "unbearable" surveillance under the tenure of President Xi Jinping.

Chinese poet committed suicide under 'unbearable' surveillance by the CCP

Colombian immigration authorities said Tuesday they had expelled a German woman who took part in demonstrations against the government of President Ivan Duque. Rebecca Sproesser "was carrying out activities that had nothing to do with her status as a tourist, and which could affect the civil order and peace," said the immigration authorities in a statement justifying "the decision to expel her.

Colombia expels German who took part in anti-govt protests

Ivory Coast President Alassane Ouattara offered a hearty welcome to his predecessor Laurent Gbagbo on Tuesday as the rivals met for the first time since the West African country's deadly 2010-11 conflict, saying the turmoil was "behind us".

Conflict 'behind us', Ivory Coast's Ouattara says after greeting rival

We bring you the biggest stories of the day so far. Read about how US President Joe Biden on Tuesday accused Russia of seeking to disrupt 2022 elections by disseminating "misinformation".

Morning news brief: CDC asks citizens to mask up, storm in Japan, and more

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