Amazon has settled with two of its most prominent internal critics, staving off a public hearing over accusations that the company illegally fired the pair, lawyers for the parties told an administrative judge on Wednesday.

Amazon settles with activist workers who say they were illegally fired

Everyone has their own love language, and for the recently-elected Japanese Prime Minister, food might be it. Fumio Kishida who has just been named as the new Prime Minister of Japan has now gained a new found stardom on the internet through a simple post about one of his favourite traditional dishes.

'With love': Japan's new PM Kishida Fumio wins over internet with a picture of Japanese pancake

Contrary to what the terrorist group claims, Taliban have been violently attacking women who are standing up for their basic rights. A group of six women had gathered outside a high school in the eastern Kabul to fight for women's right to study.

Watch: Taliban fire shots at Kabul women protesting for right to study

While cases of coronavirus are declining all over the world, the economic losses faced by the pandemic seem to be adding up. In addition to several other industries, the transport industry has urged global leaders and the United Nations (UN) to pay attention to their worsening situation.

Transport chiefs warn world leaders and UN about incoming collapse of global supply chain

Business groups and some Senate Republicans — working at cross-purposes with Republican leaders in the House — have mounted an all-out drive to secure GOP votes for a bipartisan infrastructure bill before a final vote Thursday.

Republicans at odds over infrastructure bill as vote approaches

With the world’s oldest population, rapidly declining births, gargantuan public debt and increasingly damaging natural disasters fueled by climate change, Japan faces deep-rooted challenges that the long-standing governing party has failed to tackle.

Japan faces big problems. Its next leader offers few bold solutions.

Troop call? British army may soon be deployed to deliver fuel

Russia has been fighting to control the coronavirus pandemic and now the country has reported the highest death toll for second consecutive day. The Putin-led government reported 857 Covid-related deaths in the past 24 hours, and 22,430 coronavirus cases.

Russia reports highest Covid death toll for second consecutive day

Death's come knocking a last time for the splendid ivory-billed woodpecker and 22 more birds, fish and other species: The US government on Wednesday declared them extinct.

US says ivory-billed woodpecker, 22 other species extinct

It is not easy to find the rights words to describe something or someone and that tough task has led Lancet into a pool of trouble. Lancet is a leading medical journal which has faced fury for describing women as 'bodies with vaginas'.

Hell breaks loose as Lancet describes women as 'bodies with vaginas'

Patients of coronavirus have reported prolonged loss of smell and taste, along with several other problems, and experts seem to have found a way to treat it. A group of UK researchers have discovered that vitamin A nasal drops might be able to cure the loss (or altered) sense of smell in people post Covid.

Can Vitamin A help in treating Covid-caused loss of smell? Experts answer

Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi on Wednesday reached out to a miffed Navjot Singh Sidhu and offered to resolve issues through talks, a day after the former cricketer resigned as the Punjab Congress chief.

Punjab CM Channi reaches out to Sidhu, offers to talk it out

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