Google’s first office was a cluttered Silicon Valley garage crammed with desks resting on sawhorses. In 2003, five years after its founding, the company moved into a sprawling campus called the Googleplex.

Google’s plan for the future of work: Privacy robots and balloon walls

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Turkey President Tayyip Erdogan has threatened to "clean up" refugee camps inside Iraq which he alleged sheltered Kurdish militants. "If the United Nations does not clean it up, we will do it as a UN member," Erdogan told the state-run channel.

'If the UN does not clean it': Turkey President Erdogan threatens to target refugee camps inside Iraq

After pausing for a week, Twitter announced it has resumed the process of accepting users’ requests for verification of their personal data. The verification process had restarted on May 20 after over four years.

Twitter restarts verification application process for the blue badge: Find out how to apply

As Israeli politicians hold last-minute negotiations aimed at unseating Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, lawmakers elected Labour veteran Isaac Herzog as the country's president on Wednesday.

Isaac Herzog elected Israel president as opposition scrambles to unseat PM Netanyahu

Iran's key naval ship sinks in Gulf of Oman

The International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA) said on Monday that Iran had enriched uranium stockpile 16 times over the deal limit even as the country's foreign ministry said it had made "significant" progress during the Vienna talks on reviving the 2015 nuclear deal.

IAEA 'concerned' as Iran's enriched uranium stockpile reaches 16 times over deal limit

Amid large scale vaccination, Britain on Tuesday recorded no new deaths for the first time since July last year. As the virus numbers continued to decline in Europe, Germany's Robert Koch Institute for infectious diseases downgraded the country's COVID-19 risk status from "very high" to "high".

COVID-19 in Europe: Britain records zero deaths; Germany, France ramp up vaccination

The World Health Organization(WHO) on Tuesday granted emergency authorisation to China's Sinovac coronavirus vaccine. Watch: The UN health body had last month granted emergency use authorisation to China's Sinopharm which is a two-dose vaccine.

After Sinopharm, WHO grants emergency authorisation to China's Sinovac vaccine

Dangerously hot conditions and triple-digit temperatures are forecast for the Western United States this week, leading to a wave of excessive heat warnings and heat advisories from Northern California and Nevada up to Washington.

Western states face excessive heat warnings and advisories

Just days after the Indian cricket board announced that it will be holding the remainder of the Indian Premier League (IPL) in the UAE in September, International Cricket Council(ICC) said it may shift T20 World Cup 2021 to the UAE with India reeling under the pandemic.

Cricket: Amid virus surge in India, ICC may move T20 World Cup from India to UAE

The Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) on Tuesday scrambled Hawk jets after it identified 16 People’s Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF) planes heading towards its airspace.

Malaysia scrambles jets to intercept Chinese planes in South China Sea

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