World’s Smallest Snake Rediscovered in Barbados After Two Decades In a remarkable breakthrough for global conservation, scientists have rediscovered the world’s smallest known snake—the Barbados threadsnake (Tetracheilostoma carlae)—after it went unseen for nearly two decades. Measuring just 10 centimeters (4 inches) in length, this elusive reptile had long been presumed extinct in the wild due … Read more
Iran May See Sanctions Eased If Nuclear Talks Resume, Say Sources Iran has signaled a willingness to resume nuclear negotiations—overcoming recent tensions—on the condition that the U.S. and European powers address key Iranian demands. In return, Tehran suggests sanctions relief may follow if the talks progress effectively . Conditions Set by Tehran Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister … Read more
MACRON TO RECOGNIZE PALESTINE AT UN, PAVING WAY FOR DIPLOMATIC SHIFT French President Emmanuel Macron has announced that France will formally recognize the State of Palestine at the United Nations, marking a significant diplomatic shift and positioning France as the first G7 nation to take such a step. The declaration is expected to be made … Read more
UK ENFORCES ONLINE SAFETY ACT WITH AGE VERIFICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR CONTENT PROVIDERS The United Kingdom has officially begun enforcing the long-anticipated Online Safety Act, introducing a significant shift in digital regulation with new age verification requirements for content providers. This landmark legislation, which received Royal Assent in October 2023, aims to create a safer digital … Read more
WORLD COURT RULES COUNTRIES HAVE LEGAL DUTY TO REDUCE FOSSIL FUELS, MAY FACE REPARATIONS In a groundbreaking decision with far-reaching global consequences, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) has ruled that nations have a legal obligation under international law to reduce their fossil fuel emissions and take concrete action against climate change. The ruling, issued … Read more
RUSSIA‑UKRAINE DRONE STRIKES INCREASE AHEAD OF POSSIBLE CEASEFIRE TALKS Tensions between Russia and Ukraine have intensified once again as both sides report a sharp increase in drone strikes, just as international efforts are underway to broker potential ceasefire talks. Over the past week, a surge in unmanned aerial attacks has targeted key infrastructure, military positions, … Read more
WHITE HOUSE ADMITS STRIKES IN GAZA AND SYRIA CAUGHT TRUMP “OFF GUARD” In a rare and candid admission, the White House has acknowledged that recent U.S.-backed Israeli strikes in Gaza and allied operations in Syria caught former President Donald Trump “off guard,” sparking a political and diplomatic controversy. The strikes, which resulted in significant regional … Read more
Marvel Rivals Takes Center Stage at SDCC 2025: Panels, Playable Demos & Fan Moments San Diego Comic-Con 2025 (July 24–27) is in full swing, and amid Marvel’s low-key approach to film and TV, Marvel Rivals—the popular hero‑shooter from NetEase Games and Marvel Games—has emerged as one of the show’s breakout gaming highlights. Thursday, July 24 – Meet the … Read more
CHINA BEGINS CONSTRUCTION ON WORLD’S LARGEST HYDROPOWER DAM IN TIBET China has officially commenced construction on what is set to become the world’s largest hydropower dam on the Yarlung Tsangpo River in Tibet, a project that has sparked both national pride and international concern. The megastructure, being built near the town of Medog in the … Read more
ROOKIE VIOLENCE: 233 CHILDREN POISONED BY LEAD IN CHINESE SCHOOL MEALS A growing scandal is unfolding in eastern China, where 233 schoolchildren have been confirmed poisoned by lead-tainted food served in school meals, sparking national outrage, widespread protests from parents, and demands for government accountability. The incident, dubbed “Rookie Violence” by local activists and social … Read more