According to a study, British children who experienced austerity as a child are shorter than children in other European nations, including France, Denmark, Bulgaria, and Lithuania. According to the Guardian, experts have connected this to a bad national diet and funding cuts to the NHS. Height is a measure of a child's overall living conditions, including stress, sleep quality, and poverty, according to researchers.

British children are shorter than their European peers , says experts

There is a new trend nowadays called 'micro-cheating', this trend refers to subtle behaviours that may hint at emotional disloyalty within a committed relationship. It refers to the acts of seemingly trivial inappropriate behaviours that occur outside of one's devoted relationship.

Micro-Cheating: The new dating trend

Israel continues to rain down on Palestinian settlements days after its biggest military raid in the West Bank's Jenin area in Gaza. The fresh fire was exchanged between Israeli troops and Hamas. In fact, two days after Israel's deadliest military raids in the region after over 48 Hours of attacks the city has been left in complete shambles the Palestinian families in the area are distorted and angry.

Israel Military raid leaves Jenin in shambles

On July 6, Earth will be at its farthest point from the sun this year. This annual occasion is called Aphelion. But July 4 was the hottest day ever recorded globally. Despite the Aphelion, why are temperatures soaring? Watch this video to find out.

Why is World so hot even when Earth is about to reach its farthest point from the sun?

Molecular biologist Rodrigo Moura Neto, who works in a laboratory on the University campus in Rio de Janeiro recently discovered cannabidiol, a compound in marijuana known as CBD, in the Trema micrantha Blume, a common Brazilian plant.

CBD without the THC: New Cannabidiol source found in a common Brazilian plant

US President Joe Biden hosts barbeque for military families on Independence Day, US President Joe Biden condemns gun violence, French MPs squabble over political response to riots, Cat 'Neko' dies a tragic death in France.

Joe Biden greets military families on Independence Day

Tit-for-tat expulsions and appointments in both factions of the India's Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) marked the beginning of a bitter battle for control of the party between Maharashtra deputy chief minister Ajit Pawar and his uncle and party patriarch Sharad Pawar on Monday as the stage of the confrontation shifted from the government to the party.

India: Rival camps spar, who controls NCP | Ajit Pawar

South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff announced on Friday that the nation has successfully retrieved a portion of a rocket used in North Korea's recent failed attempt to launch a military satellite. The recovered debris was obtained on Thursday evening, and efforts are ongoing to locate additional objects from what North Korea claimed was a space launch vehicle.

South Korea salvages North Korea spy satellite rocket debris; to examine parts

India is hosting the virtual Summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization today. The summit of the SCO Council of heads of state will be chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Xi Jinping and Pakistan prime minister Shahbaz Sharif.

SCO Summit 2023: 'Secure SCO' theme of the Summit, Putin, Xi and Sharif attend virtually

Japan is set to receive a report from a UN nuclear watchdog on Tuesday regarding the release of the Fukushima water in the pacific. Hoping to win the approval, Tokyo will release 1.3 trillion water used in the Fukushima plant.

Japan is set to get the final UN verdict for Fukushima water release

Tesla and Rivian automotive have experienced an impressive surge in their shares and second quarter deliveries. Tesla's shares skyrocketed by 7% following better-than-expected quarterly deliveries, proving CEO Elon Musk's strategy of boosting volumes through discounts is paying off. This surge lifted tesla's market value by a staggering 57 billion dollars to reach a remarkable 887 billion dollars. The company's stock has already more than doubled in value this year, far exceeding analysts' price targets.

Tesla’s stock soars by $57 billion

Apple’s ambitious vision seems to have hit a roadblock. According to financial times, the company has been forced to make major cuts to production forecasts for its vision pro augmented-reality headset.

Apple's vision pro production slashed

Moving to Mexico, where record-breaking remittances have flooded the nation, fueled by a larger inflow of cash from abroad in honor of mother's day. Mexicans living abroad, mainly in the united states, sent a staggering $5.69 billion back home in may. This remarkable figure represents a significant 10.7% increase compared to the same period last year, surpassing both analyst predictions and previous records. The influx of cash was largely driven by the celebration of mother's day, as households honored the occasion by sending additional money to their loved ones in Mexico.

Mexico's remittances at all-time high

The US-China chip war is all set to escalate. Now, China has decided to restrict exports of two metals that are crucial in producing not only semiconductors but also telecom devices and electric vehicles. The two metals under the radar are gallium and germanium. They will come under China's export control from August 1 in a bid to protect national security.

China restricts exports of two key metals

The global hunger for fossil fuel continues even as climate change driven by excessive use of fossil fuels threatens mankind. Oil and gas giants have intensified their search for newer deposits as demand keeps increasing oil and gas firms have enjoyed record profits, owing to price rise amid the Ukraine war.

Oil and gas investments to rise to $528 billion in 2023

The Shanghai Cooperation organisation is an intergovernmental organization founded in shanghai on 15 June 2001. Since its inception, the SCO has mainly focused on regional security issues and the fight against terrorism, separatism and extremism. The priorities of the grouping also include regional development. The SCO has been an observer in the united nations general assembly since 2005.

India hosts SCO meet; Putin's first summit since Wagner rebellion | Iran set to join grouping

The largest military operation in 20 years was conducted by Israeli forces in Janine, West Bank. In a day of violence, at least nine Palestinians have died and numerous others have been hurt.

Israel launches 'biggest raid' in West Bank city

Ukraine's army has made modest progress in the south and Russian forces have advanced in Donbas region, the industrial heartland of the war-ravaged nation. The war's frontline is frozen, and a month after the launch of Kyiv's much-heralded counter-offensive, neither side seems able to force a decisive breakthrough. Ukrainian forces over the past week recaptured nine square kilometres in the east. The country's deputy defence minister says Ukrainian forces also captured 28 square kilometres in the south. It is a far cry from Kyiv's lightning successes seizing 9,000 square kilometres in just nine days east of Kharkiv at the start of last September. It was followed by 5,000 square kilometres more in November, in the Kherson region.

Russia-Ukraine War: Russia banking on drones to pepper Western artillery pieces

Advantage Putin? Ukraine unable to force decisive breakthrough in counter-offensive | Details

As protests approach their 27th week as of right now in Israel against the government's proposed judicial overhaul, hundreds of Israelis on Monday surrounded the nation's primary international airport near Tel Aviv.

Israel: Protesters and police clash at Ben Gurion airport

London's anti-air pollution plan is set to expand to the less-connected outer boroughs next month and not everyone is happy about it. So, the plan will face a test in court today... A group of local governments claim the decision to expand it is flawed and unlawful. The existing 'ultra low emission zone' plan is restricted to London's inner roads. The scheme, introduced in 2019, requires more polluting vehicles to pay a 16 dollar toll when they are driven within inner london. The expansion plan, put forward by London mayor Sadiq Khan is to extend the zone to the city's less-connected outer boroughs. This will encompass 5 million extra people, making it the largest such scheme in Europe.

Case against expanding London's ultra low emission zone to outer boroughs

The Israeli Army's attacking the West Bank Town of Jenin has killed at least 11 Palestinians and forced thousands to flee the country. As per senior aide to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Israel is close to completing its operations. But is this a means to deflect attention from the widespread protests over the Judicial Reform Bill back home here's more.

11 Palestinians were killed in Israel's biggest military operation in 20 years

Here, we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: India hosted the virtual summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) with Prime Minister Narendra Modi as the chairperson. The summit is attended by leaders such as Putin and Xi Jinping with the theme of "Secure SCO".

India hosts virtual SCO Summit 2023 | Israeli military operation in West Bank

Here, we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: Following a wave of unrest brought on by the deadly police shooting of a teenager of north African heritage, defiant protests were organised Monday outside town halls throughout France.

Unrest in France eases, arrest numbers slashed

Israel's operation in Jenin could last days :Forces

Shah Rukh Khan will be replaced by Bollywood star Ranveer Singh in the third installment of the movie "Don." The decision was taken by the Excel Entertainment team, and Singh's birthday is anticipated to be the day the announcement is made.

Indian actor Ranveer Singh will be the new 'don' :Reports

Israeli military strikes Jenin's 'terrorist infrastructure'

A few days ago, an Iraqi citizen living in Sweden, Salwan Momika, stomped on Islamic holy book & set several pages alight. Momika's Quran burning coincided with start of Eid Al-Adha & end of annual hajj pilgrimage. The incident has triggered widespread backlash across Muslim world; even as Sweden awaits Turkey's go-ahead on NATO membership. Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Kuwait, UAE & morocco have summoned Swedish ambassadors in protest. Iran said it was holding off on sending its new ambassador to Sweden because of the incident. At an extraordinary meeting, Saudi-based organisation of Oslamic cooperation called for collective measures to avoid future Quran burnings. Swedish police had granted Salwan Momika a permit in line with free speech protections. Authorities later said they had opened a probe over agitation against an ethnic group, noting Momika had burnt pages from holy book very close to the mosque. Sweden's government condemned Momika's actions on Sunday, calling them Islamophobic.

Quran burning: Countries summon Swedish ambassadors | Turkey yet to ratify NATO membership bid

Casualties continue to mount amid the grinding battle of attrition. A Ukrainian writer and war crimes investigator wounded in a Russian missile strike on a restaurant last week has died. 37-year-old Victoria Amelina was wounded when a Russian missile destroyed the ria pizza restaurant in the eastern city of Kramatorsk on Tuesday. According to the freedom of expression group pen, her novel 'Dom's dream kingdom' was shortlisted for UNESCO city of literature prize and the EU prize for literature. Her poems, prose and essays have been translated into English, German, Polish and other languages. Since 2022, she had been working to document Russian war crimes since the invasion and advocate for accountability.

Russian war crimes investigator dies; Casualties continue to mount amid grinding battle of attrition

At least three Palestinian men have been killed in a fresh attack. Carried out by the Israeli army in west bank's Jenin. It was only few days ago when, three Palestinians from Jenin lost their lives to a similar raid carried out by the Israeli military.

Israeli military hits Jenin's 'terrorist infrastructure'

Here, we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: Bernardo Arevalo, a candidate for president of Guatemala, has pleaded for the provisional injunction by the nation's highest court, Alfred, to be lifted. This comes amid calls for new elections by Guatemalans, who are protesting outside the Supreme Electoral Tribunal over an alleged electoral fraud. The OAS has urged respect for the will of the people in order to maintain the fullest confidence.

Guatemala citizens demand new election

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