A woman has sued Walt Disney World theme park in Orlando, Florida, saying that she suffered an 'injurious wedgie' while she was riding the Typhoon Lagoon at the park, according to multiple reports in the US media.

A woman claims a Disney park ride gave her a 'wedgie', leaving her seriously injured

The researchers at European Space Agency (ESA) have found two Jupiter-sized objects in the most unlikely place in the Universe, a nebula. They use National Aeronautics and Space Administration's (NASA) James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) to spot the giants.

JWST spots Jupiter-like objects that can upend our understanding of nebulas

Harpal Randhawa, an Indian mining tycoon and his son were among six who were killed in a private plane crash near a diamond mine in Zimbabwe. Media reports said the plane crashed in southwestern part of the country after a technical fault.

Indian mining tycoon Harpal Randhawa killed in plane crash in Zimbabwe

The heads of European Union telecom giants including Orange and Vodafone on Monday (Oct 2) urged the EU to make tech and streaming giants pay for the huge amounts of bandwidth they use.

Telecom companies in European Union urge the bloc to make Big Tech pay

It is often the case that smaller but strategically important nations become the stage of competition between bigger powers vying for regional supremacy. The Republic of Maldives or simply, Maldives, isn't an exception.

Victory of pro-China candidate in Maldives is a wake-up call for India

Bangladesh has recorded more than 1,000 deaths due to dengue fever, marking the country's worst outbreak. The frequency of the mosquito-borne disease is increasing due to climate change.

Bangladesh faces worst-ever dengue outbreak, death toll crosses 1,000

The Ukrainian parliament and its speaker on Monday (Oct 2) taunted billionaire Elon Musk after he posted a meme on social media apparently mocking President Volodymyr Zelensky's efforts for Western aid for its war with Russia.

Ukraine taunts Elon Musk after he posts meme mocking Zelensky

NASA was the first agency to take humans to the Moon, but after the shuttering of the Apollo programme in the year 1972, it hasn't made a significant foray into the Earth's only satellite.

NASA's moonshot plans involve making human settlements by 2040

Suicide bombings targeting two mosques in Pakistan right on the birthday of Prophet Mohammad killed at least 57 people and injured dozens. No group claimed responsibility for the terror attacks immediately.

Suicide bomb attacks in two Pakistan mosques kill at least 57, toll feared to rise

Azerbaijani security service said on Friday (September 29) that a top Nagorno-Karabakh commander had been detained. The commander was suspected of being involved in "terrorist" activities in the ethnic Armenian enclave, said Azerbaijan officials.

Azerbaijan forces detain top Karabakh commander 'involved' in terrorist activities

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Thursday (Sep 28) that China was seeking to overtake the United States and become top power in the world. He also opined on the latest developments surrounding Taiwan.

China wants to be 'dominant power' in world, says Blinken

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