Tsunami-hit Tonga to receive aid after humanitarian flights finally made their way to the Pacific nation, which has been cut off from the rest of the world after a massive undersea volcanic eruption.

Tsunami-hit Tonga to receive humanitarian aid as airport reopens

With an aim to keep the harmful content off their digital platforms, European Union is looking forward bring about a set of new rules for the digital space. With the evolving digital world, the 27-nation bloc is also planning to introduce a modern legal framework that ensures the safety of users online, establishes governance with the protection of fundamental rights at its forefront.

What's Digital Services Act? How is European Union planning to curb tech companies, create safe digital space?

A giant tabular iceberg named A68A, which was adrift in the South Atlantic was calved from Antarctica's Larsen C ice shelf in July 2017 and reportedly by April 2021, it vanished.

Massive iceberg A68A released 152 billion tonnes of fresh water into ocean, study reveals

Health experts have warned that Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) poses a significant threat to humanity after a report found that superbug infections killed 1.2 million people in 2019.

'The overlooked pandemic?': Antimicrobial resistance major threat to human health globally, study finds

The Supreme Court on Wednesday rejected a bid by former president Donald Trump to block the release to a congressional committee of documents related to the January 6 attack on the US Capitol.

US: Supreme Court rejects Trump bid to block Capitol attack document release

Hundreds of heavily-armed police occupied the Jacarezinho neighbourhood of Rio de Janeiro on Wednesday morning, as authorities vowed a renewed effort to bring security and public services to slums dominated by gangs of drug dealers.

Rio de Janeiro police occupy favelas in new push to combat gangs

After a series of missile tests, North Korea on Thursday (January 20) has hinted that it could resume nuclear and long-range ballistic missile tests. The state-run media reported that the North Korea top officials led by Kim Jong Un said the country was preparing for a "long-term confrontation" with the United States.

North Korea slams 'hostile policy' of US, hints it may resume nuclear, long-range missile tests

Prime Minister Boris Johnson may have crossed a political Rubicon in recent days over charges that he lied about Downing Street parties during the pandemic. But whether he is forced out of power could depend on whether one of his fellow Conservatives is ready to play the role of Brutus.

As Johnson reels from scandals, is someone plotting to take his place?

Sahara Desert: Know why snow blanketed sand dunes; see stunning images

Peru demands compensation for oil spill damage, aerial images show extent of devastation

Novak Djokovic, a tennis star from Serbia and currently the world number one is also a co-founder and majority shareholder of a biotech firm developing a coronavirus (COVID-19) treatment, CEO of the Danish company said on Wednesday (January 19).

Tennis star Novak Djokovic has majority stake in biotech firm developing COVID-19 drug: CEO

The United States condemned the drone attack on Abu Dhabi on Monday (January 17) that left at least three people dead, including two Indians. After the drone attack which triggered a fuel tank blast, Yemen's Houthi rebels claimed responsibility and warned civilians and foreign firms in the UAE to avoid "vital installations".

US and UK condemn Yemeni drone attack on Abu Dhabi that killed 3, including Indians

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