Recent research has revealed that customers are now fed up with getting Covid as an excuse for bad service at shops and businesses. The UK Institute of Customer Service said customers were considerate of the Covid excuse at first when the pandemic had sent the world into a lockdown.

Customers tired of hearing 'due to Covid' as an excuse: Study

The UN's Food and Agricultural Organization says that North Korea is facing a severe food shortage equivalent to 860,000 tonnes this year. A "harsh lean period" could begin as soon as next month, according to the agency.

Kim Jong Un's North Korea will face food shortages of up to 860,000 tonnes: UN agency

The former US President Donald Trump has left the White House but he still manages to stay in the spotlight. This time, it is yet another book controversy. In a recent revelation, Trump once told his then-chief of staff, John Kelly, that "Hitler did a lot of good things".

Trump told Chief of Staff, 'Hitler did good things': Book

Nextdoor, the neighbourhood-focused social network based in San Francisco, announced its plans to go public Tuesday, raising $686 million for the 10-year-old startup and valuing the company at roughly $4.

Nextdoor, the social network for neighborhoods, plans to go public

Putting an end to the fight for consent, Spain's cabinet has approved a draft bill that lays down strict rules against rape under false pretence and fake consent.

'Only yes is yes': Spain's Cabinet passes bill to redefine 'consent' in rape law

Endangered: Divers spot rare seahorses in dirty lagoon of Greece

As Andy Jassy gears up to step in as the new CEO of Amazon after Jeff Bezos, the 53-year-old will also be subjected to several regulatory battles. The famous Amazon founder is set to fly off to space in a rocket built by his spaceship company.

Antitrust probes, fake reviews, worker ire: What's in store for Amazon's new CEO Andy Jassy?

As the countries are reopening their economies after repeated and extended Covid lockdowns, a World Health Organization (WHO) official has warned it to be a 'premature rush' back to normality.

Countries reopening economy is a 'premature rush' back to normality: WHO

A few months ago, India was battling a deadly second wave of coronavirus and locals were struggling to get access to oxygen. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi had, then, urged his ‘little friends’ to request the grown-ups to follow Covid restrictions.

'Where's your mask?': Small kid urges people to follow Covid protocol in India

Have you ever believed that the wish you think of while blowing the candles on your birthday cake might come true? An Indian citizen had a Twitter surprise on Tuesday when Prime Minister Narendra Modi offered his wishes as a reply to a playful tweet.

DextroDiwas: India's PM Modi tweets birthday wishes for a citizen

Adding to the growing list of sexual assaults in defence sector, a South Korean army general has been arrested for sexually harassing a female colleague. The two-star brigadier-general allegedly tried to sexually harass a female subordinate after winding up a dinner with a few other soldiers.

South Korean army general arrested on sexual harassment charges

'Come for the show, Stay for the Pizza': Now, robots start baking pizza in Paris

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