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Matteo Messina Denaro the Sicilian Mafia boss, who has been a fugitive since 1993 and considered to be one of the most powerful mobsters in Italy, was arrested today. Denaro is believed to be the current boss of the Sicilian…
China has opened its borders to foreign travellers for the first time in 3 years, since they were restricted due to the COVID pandemic, additionally it also resumed issuing visas and passports. The ease of restrictions comes at the beginning…
British anti-terror police began an investigation after a package containing uranium arrived at London’s Heathrow Airport on a passenger flight. “We can confirm officers from the Met’s Counter Terrorism Command were contacted by Border Force colleagues at Heathrow after a…
The National Archives of the Netherlands is responsible for collecting, preserving, and making available the national archival heritage and holds a wide range of materials, including documents, photographs, maps, films, and audio recordings, dating back to the Middle Ages. Last…
Switzerland is home to some of the highest peaks in the Alps, which makes it a great destination for experienced skiers who want to tackle challenging runs. The ski season here typically runs from November to April, depending on the…
Romeo and Juliet the well-known classic play written by William Shakespeare, is a tragic love story about two young people from feuding families who fall in love and secretly get married. The 1968 film version of Romeo and Juliet was…
Japan has the oldest society in the world, about 29% of its population being older than 65, while 15% is older than 75. Furthermore, the island country’s birth rate is declining, in 2021 it was the lowest since record, 1899.…
Human composting, also known as “recomposition,” is a process in which the organic matter of a human body is broken down and converted into compost through the action of microbes. This is an alternative to traditional burial or cremation and…
Andrew Tate was arrested last night on suspicion of human trafficking, rape, and forming an organised crime group, in Romania, where he lately lived with his brother Tristan, who has also been arrested. Romanian authorities have carried out a raid…
South Korea has finally repealed a ban on the import of full-body sex dolls, putting an end to years of dispute about the extent of government’s ability to intrude in private lives. Three years after the nation’s highest court determined…
Authorities from a small town in Belgium called Balen, invented the “Sobercoin”, a way of rewarding those who arrive at parties sober, in the attempt to change the “pre-drinking” culture of its youth. The Flemish city noticed that more and…
The biggest photography library in Africa opened last week in Ghana’s capital city Accra. The Dikan Gallery houses more than 30,000 books, a photo studio, an exhibition space and a classroom for creative workshops. The newly opened and first-of-its-kind centres…
The biblical town of Bethlehem expects tens of thousands of visitors during the Christmas Week. This is the first season after two years of pandemic when Christians from around the world are gathering in the West Bank town, revered as…
A group of Ethiopians and Kenyans have filed a lawsuit against Facebook’s parent company, Meta, accusing the platform of fuelling the viral spread of violence and hatred in Ethiopia’s civil war. The lawsuit was filed in the past week in…
Australia’s largest supermarkets are recalling products containing toxic spinach that has caused hallucinations, delirium and fever in more than 100 people across the country. “It’s really very serious. People are becoming sick enough that they need to go to hospital,”…
On Sunday, 300 Santa Clauses, a Grinch and a Christmas Tree participate in the annual five kilometres dash to raise money for a local charity. The event took place on the slopes of Sunday River ski resort in Maine, USA.…
French officials aim millions of guns left over from World Wars I and II and cancelled hunting expeditions to be turned in by people. The country that endured some of the deadliest was combats of the twentieth century has begun…
In an attempt to reduce the number of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and unwanted pregnancies, the French President has decided to make condoms free for young people. The new measure was announced on Thursday by Emanuel Macron during a health…
The majority of South Koreans will soon be younger thanks to a law that has been enacted on Thursday and will change the way the nation determines a person’s age. The new rule will end the practice of categorising new-born…
In cases where there is a shorter than two-and-a-half-hour train ride available, the European Commission has approved a ban on domestic flights across the country. As part of the Climate Law, the French government has previously expressed its intention to…