The Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro has threatened to disclose identities of health officials who played a part in approving Covid vaccines for children. Bolsonaro's threat has come after Brazil’s health regulator, Anvisa, revealed that the organisations’s five directors had recently received death threats over the fact that they had played a part in approval of vaccinations for children aged between five and eleven.

Bolsonaro threatens disclosing names of officials who approved Covid jabs for children

Indian Statistical Institute’s professor, Neena Gupta, has been awarded with Ramanujan Prize for Young Mathematicians for her work in affine algebraic geometry and commutative algebra.

India's Neena Gupta becomes fourth Indian and third woman to receive Ramanujan Prize

As Taliban took over Afghanistan, locals complained about deteriorating human rights and crashing economy. Now, the health system seems to be on a decline too. Western medical experts have warned the world that Afghanistan’s health system is on the brink of collapse and the situation only seems to be getting worse.

Afghanistan's health system on verge of collapse, and it is getting worse: Experts

Victims of jailed former US national gymnastics team doctor Larry Nassar are to receive $380 million after reaching a settlement with USA Gymnastics, the US Olympic and Paralympic Committee and their insurers, attorneys said on Monday.

Gymnasts abused by team doctor Nassar reach $380 million settlement

People need to come together to "reclaim the republic" of the country which is on the verge of losing with the onslaught of communal and hatred politics, actor-politician Prakash Raj said Saturday as he announced plans to campaign for the Aam Aadmi Party.

Covid certificates may help in increasing vaccine uptake, experts claim

The House select committee that is conducting an investigation about the Capitol attack has voted to recommend criminal prosecution for former US president Donald Trump’s chief of staff Mark Meadows.

Trump's former aide, Mark Meadows, recommended for criminal prosecution by Jan 6 committee

A group of researchers have claimed that aerospace engineers and brain surgeons are not brighter than the general population. According to their findings published in the festive edition of the BMJ, it was neurosurgeons who were able to ace the problem-solving questions with good speed, but even they recorded slower memory recall in comparison with the general population.

Do you think brain surgeons and rocket scientists no brighter than the rest of us? Experts answer

The meeting was low-key, a presentation last month by South Korean officials to about 50 villagers gathered in a community hall on the country’s southeastern coast.

South Korea has long wanted nuclear subs. A new reactor could open a door.

It is often heard that the stronger party usually gets its own way and it is the smaller organisations that have to suffer. Something similar happened in the case of an artist who lost her voice in front of the social media giant Meta, earlier known as Facebook.

Name game? Artist's Instagram account, @metaverse, blocked after Meta rebranding

Japan’s Prime Minister Fumio Kishida was recently asked if he is sleeping comfortably in the official residence. Reason? Ghosts. Believe it or not, Japanese population is worried if their Prime Minister is being able to sleep and live peacefully in the official PM residence, also known as Sōri Daijin Kantei.

'Slept soundly': Japan's Kishida assures he hasn't seen any ghosts in PM residence yet

Taiwan’s minister Audrey Tang’s video feed was cut short during ‘Summit for Democracy’ which was recently held by the US. Her address was halted after a map in her slide presentation showed Taiwan in a different colour to China.

US abruptly cuts Taiwanese minister's video at 'Summit for Democracy 2021'

China’s reaction against the AUKUS pact between Australia, the UK and the US was ‘irrational’, defence minister Peter Dutton has said. He claims that the Australian government formed this partnership with the UK and the US as the Scott Morrison-led government wanted to “see increased stability and peace” in the region.

Australia's defence minister says China’s response to AUKUS deal was ‘irrational'

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