Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Monday (May 8) accused his political opponents of causing disorder and siding with the terrorists. He made the accusations in a fiery speech just days before an election that's poised to be close.

Erdogan accuses opposition of violence, provocations days before election

A court in Berlin on Monday banned the display of Russian flags and symbols around three Soviet memorials in the city during Second World War commemorations. The higher administrative court was in agreement with the police who thought that Russian flags and St George ribbons may get interpreted as symbols of support for the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

No Russian flags at memorials on WW II anniversary, rules Berlin court

The Kremlin said on Monday (May 8) that Russia will 'develop' military installations in Kyrgyzstan, its Central Asian ally. The development has taken place after talks between the leaders of the two countries in Moscow.

Russia speaks of developing military facilities in Kyrgyzstan

Geologists are 'rockstars', a little removed from their guitar-strumming, long-haired counterparts, but with much more intimate knowledge about the literal 'rock' part of the business.

Earth is actually going to play 'rock' music, there'll even be a concert

Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang on Monday (May 8) said that it was very important to stabilise relations between China and the US after 'erroneous words and deeds' put a spanner in the process of normalising relations.

China and US voice need to bring stability to relations

Energy majors Shell and British Petroleum (BP) have been accused of a 'profiteering bonanza' after they unveiled profits of billions for three months to March. BP and Shell in Britain, ExxonMobil and Chevron in the United States, and TotalEnergies in France have together logged more than $40 billion in net profits for the three months to March.

Shell accused of 'profiteering bonanza' after massive profits

The US Navy said on Wednesday (May 3) that Iran has seized a second oil tanker in a week in Gulf waters. This is being seen as the latest escalation in a series of seizures/attacks on commercial vessels in these waters since 2019.

Iran seizes oil tanker, second in a week: US Navy

Mining cryptocurrency has long attracted criticism for the energy-guzzling nature of the process. But now a unique approach to this problem may be on the horizon.

Bhutan takes steps to set up green cryptocurrency mining operation: Report

The United Nations said on Thursday (May 4) that it was preparing for an exodus of 860,000 people from conflict-torn Sudan. UN said that $445 million would be needed to support these people just through October.

$445 million required by October to help 860,000 people fleeing Sudan: UN

Chinese Foreign Ministry announced on Thursday (May 4) that China's Foreign Minister Qin Gang will travel to Pakistan on Friday for a two-day visit after attending the Shanghai Co-operation Organisation Foreign Ministers meet (SCO) hosted by India in Goa.

Qin Gang, Chinese foreign minister, will visit Pakistan after SCO meet

Mamata Banerjee, Chief Minister of Indian state of West Bengal reacted strongly after the scuffle at New Delhi's Jantar Mantar where some of India's top women wrestlers are protesting.

'Don't dare,' Mamata Banerjee warns detractors after Indian women wrestlers burst into tears

Child marriage is detrimental to the welfare of both, the boy and the girl. In spite of various rules and laws prohibiting the practice in countries across the world, thousands of underage individuals are forced to marry.

Explained | UN fears end of child marriage is still 300 years away. Here’s why

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