Tattoo ole is the world's oldest tattoo parlour that was established back in 1884. Meanwhile, EU rules ban certain chemical inks.

Denmark: World's oldest tattoo parlour established in 1884

There are no signs of de-escalation at the Russia-Ukrainian border where an estimated 100,000 Russian troops have been deployed but for what this is not yet clear. Russia maintains that it has no plans of an invasion the West believes otherwise and both sides are preparing for the worst.

Biden says 'willing to sanction Putin' if Russia invades Ukraine

Power began trickling back to the three central Asian countries which are Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan. After one of the biggest blackouts in the region's history, millions of major cities of the three former soviet nations were left without power after an electricity grid accident.

Power began trickling back in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan after biggest ever blackout

The flying car gets authorisation from civil aviation regulators. The Aircar is created by a Slovakian company called Klein Vision.

The flying car gets authorisation from civil aviation regulators

The Istanbul airport welcomed its first flight in almost 24 hours as snow continues to pummel Turkey and its western Mediterranean neighbor Greece. In turkey heavy snowfall clogged roads and stranded thousands of people, this snowfall which began late last week has picked up over the past days. The winter's first snow created a jovial atmosphere across the squares where children built snowmen and tourists posed for pictures.

Snowstorm traps thousands in Greece and Turkey, some flights resume at Istanbul airport

India is all set to witness the largest and the grandest fly past by its air force during the Republic Day parade on January 26th. Now, 75 aircraft from the Indian Air Force, Army and the Navy will take part in a glorious fly past showcasing India's military might, it will include both vintage and modern aircraft including the Rafale jets, here's a report for more on this.

India's Republic Day: 75 aircraft to mark 75th year of Indian independence

Across the world, finance ministry is among the most important portfolios. In India, several finance ministers went on to lead the country taking the post of prime minister (PM) or even president.

Indian finance ministers who went on to become President or PM

Getting in your car and flying to your holiday destination could be a reality within years. that's according to AirCar whose prototype has been given an airworthiness certificate by the Slovak Transport Authority, in line with European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) standards.

Hybrid car that turns into aircraft in less than 3 minutes gets approval

The US telecom industry and the airline industry have been arguing over the potential impact of 5G wireless services on aircrafts. This is in stark contrast to the rollout of new-generation services elsewhere.

5G vs airlines: Do 5G telecoms pose a threat to airline safety?

Pandas are perhaps one of the most adorable animals of the animal kingdom. The internet is full of videos of this cute, cuddly animal, and the world is obsessed. However, there is one mystery surrounding this mammal that has left researchers flabbergasted for decades. Even when all they eat is leaves and bamboo shoots, two things that have very little fat; how are these animals fat? Watch the video to have this question answered.

Why are all pandas fat? Here's the answer

In a suspected human smuggling venture in the United States, a boat capsized off the coast of Florida. The United States coast guard has launched a search for 39 people who've been reported missing. The coast guard in Miami received a report from the savior of a rescued stated that he was clinging to a capsized vessel.

United States: 39 people missing after boat capsized, suspected case of human smuggling

Recent killing of three reporters has sparked a nationwide protest by the Mexican journalists in the country. These journalists have demanded more protection and an end to impunity. This is according to the reports, Mexico has been constantly deemed as one of the world's most dangerous countries for journalists where over 145 have been killed between 2000 to 2021.

Mexicans protest journalist killings, calls for protection

The African continent has witnessed yet another coup, the military swept to power yesterday in Burkina Faso but the people are not unhappy with the military takeover. They are celebrating the coup on the streets, why are the people siding with the military our next report has the answers.

Burkina Faso coup: Why are people unhappy with the government?

An Iranian court has sentenced French man to eight years in prison on spying charges. The 36-year-old Benjamin Briere is the only western detainee known to be currently held in Iran without an Iranian passport, Brier was arrested in may 2020 after taking pictures in a national park.

Iran jails French man Benjamin Briere for eight years on spying charges

Today, India celebrates its 73rd Republic Day. Colorful tableaus, march past of the Indian military and grandest fly past by the country's air force were the major highlights of the event.

India celebrates 'Azadi Ka Mahotsav,' displays military might on 73 Republic Day

UK PM Boris Johnson surrendered with controversies regarding the 10 downing street parties and has welcomed the police inquiry into allegations that he and his staff held parties that broke the government's pandemic rules.

UK PM Boris Johnson welcomes the police investigation into lockdown party allegations

A Journalist has been shot dead in Lahore. A gunman who was on a motorcycle shot the journalist before fleeing from the scene, the attackers reportedly targeted the journalist near the Lahore press club and according to police officials the man was sitting in his car at the time of the suspect suddenly intercepted him and shot him dead.

Pakistani journalist shot dead outside Lahore Press Club

Started as a scandal over lockdown parties held and attended by government officials to government being accused of blackmail and intimidating MPs who wanted to the PM out and now Boris Johnson is under fresh fire this time over reports of a birthday party held in Downing street for the PM himself.

Boris Johnson under fire over birthday party amid lockdown, calls for resignation grows louder

Texas, Indiana, Washington state and the district of Columbia they've all sued alphabet's Google over deceptive location tracking practices that invade users privacy. The search engine firm is accused of falsely leading consumers to believe that changing their account and device settings would allow customers to protect their privacy.

Google sued over location-tracking

South Korea's economy has expanded at fastest pace in last 11 years last year. However, a slowdown in capital investment, it can cast cloud over outlook for growth this year. Bank of Korea's data showed GDP expanded four percent in 2021 as demand for exports soared.

South Korea's GDP growth at 11-year high

iPhone maker Apple was fined 5 million euros by the Dutch antitrust regulator for failing to comply with an order to open its app store to allow dating app providers in the Netherlands to use alternative payment methods.

Dutch watchdog fines apple $5.65 million

At least eight people were killed in a stampede outside a stadium hosting an Africa Cup of Nations soccer game. The stampede took place at Olembe stadium in Cameroon's capital.

Eight dead in Africa Cup of Nations Cameroon stadium stampede

A rare snowstorm has blanketed suedes of the eastern Mediterranean causing blackouts and traffic havoc. Europe's busiest airport in Istanbul has been shut down, Turkish authorities have temporarily halted all flights at Istanbul airport due to heavy snow fall in the city.

Europe's busiest Istanbul airport shuts down, Turkish authorities temporarily halt all flights

Winter sports are fun but what happens when the place where you live is a landfill and has no facilities for ski complex. This was the situation that a 78-year old man was confronted with, how did he change it?

Russia: Pensioner turns landfill into a ski complex

Soldiers have seized power in Burkina Faso, the takeover follows a mutiny over the civilian president's failure to contain an Islamist insurgency. Burkina Faso's army has ousted President Roch Kabore, suspended the constitution, dissolved the government and the national assembly.

Africa: Burkina Faso army deposes President Roch Kabore in latest coup

With no signs of de-escalation in the conflict between Ukraine and Russia, NATO said that it was putting forces on standby and reinforcing eastern Europe with more troops. While Russia denounced it as western hysteria the US too said it was putting about 8,500 troops on high alert and were waiting orders to deploy troops to the region.

NATO deploys troops amid concerns over Ukraine invasion, Russia alleges 'western hysteria'

Hajjeh Nafeesa is used to frequenting al-Aqsa mosque for prayers everyday and has been doing so for the past fifty years. As it became harder for her to walk, the elderly Palestinian woman bought herself a golf cart, which she also uses to offer free rides to worshippers heading to prayers.

Need a ride to Al-Aqsa mosque? Hajjeh Nafeesa’s got you

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange wins permission to appeal extradition to the US. The High Court ruled on Monday that Assange had an arguable point.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange wins permission to appeal extradition to the US

After months of simmering tensions at the Ukrainian border things seem to be heading towards a tipping point. While on the surface all players involved in this conflict that is Russia, Ukraine the United States and NATO have been calling for calm, the actions suggest otherwise.

Biden, EU call for unity against Russia against escalating tensions at Ukrainian border

An upside-down house built in Colombia's Guatavita, a short distance from capital Bogota, is capturing the imagination of visitors looking for fun following coronavirus restrictions.

Colombia: visitors to Colombian house find world turned upside down after pandemic

For the first time Iran has told the United States that it is ready for direct negotiations on the nuclear deal. This could be possible turning point in efforts to salvage the 2015 nuclear accord.

Iran, United States ready for direct nuclear talks

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