South Korea’s most infamous rapist was released on Saturday after serving 12 years in prison, sparking angry demonstrations and anonymous death threats that led to an increased police presence outside the predator’s home.

Protests erupt as South Korea’s most notorious rapist walks free

The Indian state of Uttar Pradesh is offering financial incentives to Samsung Electronics Co in a bid to set up a 48.25 billion rupees ($654.36 million) display factory.

Uttar Pradesh approves incentives for relocation of Samsung factory from China

The Senate in USA passed the annual National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) - a $740 billion bill which cuts out the policy for the country’s Department of Defense.

US Senate passes NDAA with enough margin to overcome Trump's veto

Germany recently blocked the acquisition of a satellite and radar technology firm IMST by a Chinese state-backed missile maker called “China Aerospace and Industry Group” (CASIC).

Germany blocks Chinese takeover of satellite firm citing security concerns

The universe is a shade too bright. That might be the last news you expected to hear toward the darkening end of a dark year. But that is what a band of astronomers has discovered, using cameras on the New Horizons spacecraft that once visited Pluto to measure the darkness of interplanetary space.

Outer space just got a little brighter

When Dr. Gbenga Ogedegbe began to research coronavirus infections among Black and Hispanic patients, he thought he knew what he would find. Infected Black and Hispanic patients would be more likely to be hospitalized, compared with white patients, and more likely to die.

Social inequities explain racial gaps in pandemic, studies find

Ethiopia's federal government is inching closer to victory in Tigray, where violence between the government and regional militia has triggered a refugee crisis in the region, and has caused a media blackout.

Ethiopia and Eritrea - former foes now united against local militias in Tigray

A global anti-terror drive has picked up. While Europe is battling radical Islamist terrorism, New Zealand and Australia are battling far-right extremism. On December 8, New Zealand called for sweeping changes to counter-terrorism operations, put forward by those probing the Christchurch massacre.

One day after New Zealand, Australia begins quelling far-right extremism

YouTube on Wednesday announced plans to remove content which falsely alleges fraud in the 2020 US presidential elections, in which a ferocious competition between Donald Trump and Joe Biden is set to culminate in the latter’s victory.

YouTube to delete new videos that claim fraud in US elections

Out of the 10 causes of deaths before COVID-19 that hit the world, seven were non-communicable diseases (NCDs), the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Wednesday.

7 out of 10 killer diseases pre-COVID were non-communicable diseases: WHO

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Wednesday used strong words against the European Union, asking the bloc to give up its demands as part of the deal, or to simply expect a no-deal Brexit in three weeks.

Back down or expect no deal: Boris Johnson threatens the European Union on Brexit

Bookworms - do not fear the virus! Or so libraries in Japan want you to believe. In hopes of reviving interest in reading, Japanese libraries are sanitising books using ultraviolet light.

In pics | Why are Japanese libraries sterilising books with ultraviolet light?

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