Author: TBC Correspondent
Japan’s deepest fish ever captured on camera
Researchers have captured footage of a fish swimming at an unprecedented depth in the ocean—the lowest observation of its kind ever recorded. The species, a ... Read More
Despite Ukrainian dissatisfaction Russia takes the UN Security Council presidency.
Russia has assumed the UN Security Council presidency, in defiance of Ukraine's pleas for members to oppose the change. The 15 members of the council ... Read More
Prince Edward is given the title of Duke of Edinburgh by King Charles.
Buckingham Palace has announced that Prince Edward will take the throne as the new Duke of Edinburgh. On the occasion of Prince Edward's 59th birthday, ... Read More
French Senate decides to raise 64 as the retirement age
Early on Thursday, senators in France approved a bill to raise the legal retirement age from 62 to 64. This is a significant victory for ... Read More
Following the financial crisis, Crypto-focused bank Silvergate is ceasing business and liquidating.
Silvergate Capital, a crypto sector lender, is winding down operations and liquidating its bank. Along with New York-based Signature Bank, the company has functioned as ... Read More
Introducing Romania’s “world’s first” AI advisor to the government.
Prime Minister Nicolae Ciucă of Romania presented his Cabinet to Ion, a new "honorary adviser" that automatically gathers Romanian citizens' thoughts and preferences through artificial ... Read More
U.S. intelligence determines that “Havana syndrome” is not produced by a foreign adversary.
According to the results of a US intelligence assessment, the "Havana syndrome" illness that affects US diplomats, spies, and other personnel around the world is ... Read More
After a surveillance balloon hovers over Montana, the US Secretary of State postpones her visit to China.
The planned visit by US Secretary of State Antony Blinken to China has been postponed because a Chinese balloon that was flying at a high ... Read More
In the UK, bird flu’spills over’ to foxes and otters
In the UK, the greatest avian flu pandemic in history is spreading to animals, such as foxes and otters. Avian flu has caused the death ... Read More
On Wednesday, a rare green comet passed over Earth.
Don't panic if you spot a little green light in the night sky on Wednesday; aliens haven't made landfall. NASA and astronomers predict that on ... Read More
Impeached South Korean minister over Itaewon crowd crush
The Interior and Safety Minister Lee Sang-min of South Korea was impeached on Wednesday by the opposition-controlled parliament, which held him accountable for the government's ... Read More
The largest strike to hit Britain in almost a decade caused rail networks to be interrupted and schools to close.
Due to industrial disputes over wages and working conditions, over half a million British workers are scheduled to go on strike until Wednesday. 300,000 teachers ... Read More
Microsoft has stopped providing security updates for Windows 7.
Microsoft has announced that Windows 7, the decade-old operating system, will no longer provide security updates, leaving users to upgrade to a newer operating system ... Read More
Russia’s fresh offensive in Ukraine: Russia appoints a new commander
The Russian private military company Wagner Group announced that it had successfully taken control of the salt mining town of Soledar in eastern Ukraine, and ... Read More
Ovidio Guzmán-López: Twenty-nine people died as El Chapo’s kid was being arrested.
Mexican police have reported that at least 29 individuals lost their lives in a violent operation to apprehend Ovidio Guzmán-López, the son of drug lord ... Read More
Meta instructed to review the regulatory framework for EU personalized advertisements.
Facebook and Instagram have been penalized 390 million euros ($414 million) by the EU's primary privacy regulator, Meta, for breaches involving user data. Meta, the ... Read More
Numerous people are slightly injured in an accident involving commuter trains in Spain.
On Wednesday, a collision between two trains at a Barcelona station resulted in over 150 persons suffering minor injuries. According to information shared on Twitter ... Read More
Interior Minister: Colombian landslide kills at least 33 people.
Colombia is experiencing its worst rainy season in forty years, which started in August and has resulted in a number of incidents that have already ... Read More
Uncertainty surrounding Iran’s moral police status
Iran’s morality police, which upholds the country’s clothing code, may no longer exist as a result of a senior official’s suggestion that it was dissolved. ... Read More