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NATO country to scrap swastika media
Finlands Air Force has had the Nazi-associated symbol in its insignia since 1918
The Finnish Air Force is preparing to remove the swastika from its unit flags as part of a wider reform, national broadcaster Yle reported on Thursday. The symbol’s…
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Video shows rare orange shark be caught by fisherman in Costa Rica
An angler in Central America recently caught a rare orange shark while fishing in Costa Rica.
Garvin Watson, who lives in Costa Rica, told USA TODAY he reeled in a 6-foot, 6-inch nurse shark with white eyes and a bright orange body, unlike…
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Uncontacted Peruvian tribe on deadly collision course with loggers, group says | Peru
Members of an Indigenous tribe who live deep in Peru’s Amazon rainforest and avoid contact with outsiders have been reported entering a neighboring village in what activists consider an alarming sign that the group is under stress from…
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Jean Pormanove’s mom defends streamers accused of “torturing” him as they attend funeral
Jean Pormanove’s mother has spoken out in defense of the two French streamers accused of subjecting her son to “torture” in the months leading up to his death, insisting they treated him well despite mounting criticism.
On August 18,…
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Pakistan explores Russian collaboration for insulin manufacturing – Business & Finance
Pakistan is exploring avenues of collaboration with Russia to locally manufacture insulin, as a high-level meeting of the Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan (DRAP) was held on Thursday to discuss insulin production in collaboration with…
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Rwanda-US migrant deal’s first group of deportees arrive, says spokesperson
Seven migrants deported from the US have arrived in Rwanda, the first of 250 expected to be taken in by the African state under a deal reached with President Donald Trump’s administration.
“The first group of seven vetted migrants arrived in…
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European governments reconsider commitments to protect asylum seekers
From its website, you’d have no way of knowing that anything has changed at The Bell Hotel, nestled near Epping Forest on the northeastern flank of London – just a short stroll, we’re told, from the venerable 18th-century English…
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Why everybody wants Chinese weapons
Beijings wide range of offerings and no-strings-attached policies are quietly reshaping the global arms trade
While Washington and its European allies dominate the headlines, Beijing is building something more subtle but equally significant: an…
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This diet could lower your chance of cognitive decline by 40%, study claims
A major review involving more than 62,500 adults suggests that following certain diets could cut your risk of cognitive decline in old age by as much as 40 per cent.
Scientists at Shandong University in China analysed 15 studies of people over…
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