'We are not afraid': Turkish students detained after another day of protests against President

A deadly train crash has taken 32 lives and injured 66 people. In the UK, survey has revealed that nearly 40,600 people contracted coronavirus while they were being treated for some other illness in hospitals.

Top 10 world news today: Egypt train crash, Modi visits Bangladesh, and more

An investigation has revealed that the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp, which is now a museum, has been a target of antisemitic content on Google Maps, and Google has failed to remove such comments.

Antisemitic comments found on Google Maps for Auschwitz Memorial; Google apologises

St Mark's Square in Venice has served as an important landmark for cruise ships. However, things are now set to change as the Italian government has decided to not let cruise ships sail past St Mark's Square in Venice anymore.

Cruise ships banned from St Mark's Square in Venice to protect historical heritage

In a shocking revelation, a writer has revealed that during his time working undercover at an Amazon facility, he found many employees urinating in bottles as they were too afraid to take a bathroom break.

'Employees pee in bottles': Undercover writer reveals Amazon's poor work conditions

In England, more than 40,600 people have been infected with the deadly coronavirus while being treated at hospitals for other reasons. The recent figures have raised concerns about NHS' inability to protect the patients.

UK: More than 40,600 people contracted COVID while in hospital

Houthi rebels have launched attacks on Saudi Arabia, aiming at oil facilities owned by state-run Saudi Aramco company and a few military sites. The group launched attacks against King Abdulaziz military base in Dammam and military sites in Najran and Asir on Thursday.

Houthi rebels attack Saudi oil facilities, military sites

The former US President and reality TV star, Donald Trump, has come out in support of his followers who were a part of the Capitol riots that took place on January 06.

'Zero threat': Donald Trump defends his supporters in Capitol riots

Sanctions are how countries wage an economic war but do you know how did this idea come about and how effective are these sanctions? The story of sanctions dates back to ancient Greece which was a different time with different politics but the same result.

Why do sanctions fail? Ancient Greece's history might have answers

Michael Pierre was sitting in his Brooklyn, New York, apartment last summer when he received a text on his iPhone from an unknown number, then immediately lost service.

Coinbase users say crypto startup ignored their pleas for help

The former head of one of the largest homeless shelter networks in New York was arrested Wednesday on federal charges that he pocketed hundreds of thousands of dollars in kickbacks from contractors working with his organization.

Housing boss who was accused of sexual abuse now faces bribery charges

As per the UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson's coronavirus lockdown lifting plan, all hairdressers and pubs can reopen from April 12, if serving the customers outdoors.

'Pub? Yes, Haircut? No': Boris Johnson explains COVID vaccine certificates while painting bananas

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