Around 185 million voters across 27 EU countries have had their say, and right-wing parties have seen support creep up in all corners of the continent, tilting the balance of power in the European Parliament. But the projected surge in support for far-…
Report: Arsenal believe they have real chance of signing ‘incredible’ player, he’ll decide this week
Arsenal reportedly believe they are favourites to make one signing, with the player set to make a decision over his future this week. Mikel Arteta is gearing up for a crucial summer transfer window as Arsenal bid to address key areas of the squad. A ne…
North Korea sends 300 more trash balloons south as row over loudspeaker broadcast intensities
Pyongyang [North Korea], June 10 (ANI): North Korea floated over 300 more waste-loaded balloons into South Korea, as tensions between the two countries continue to mount, Al Jazeera reported citing Seoul’s military on Monday. This comes after Kim Jong …
Celtic star shines with three assists in Sunday night World Cup Qualifier
Celtic winger Luis Palma was at his creative best for his country on Sunday with a hat-trick of assists in a World Cup Qualifier. Honduras came out on top as 6-1 winners against Bermuda, adding to their win versus Cuba through the week to put themselve…
NIA team in J-K’s Reasi to assist police, assess situation
Reasi (Jammu and Kashmir) [India], June 10 (ANI): A team from the National Investigation Agency (NIA) arrived in Reasi, Jammu and Kashmir, on Monday to support local police and evaluate the current ground situation following the terror attack, accordin…
South Africa: Customers in wealthy Johannesburg suburbs stealing power from the grid, says City Power
By Elena Kachkova in Johannesburg City Power, a power utility fully-owned by the City of Johannesburg metropolitan municipality in South Africa, has identified “affluent” customers and businesses who are bypassing their smart prepaid meters to steal el…
Dust settles on European elections as centre-right declares victory
The EU’s centre-right celebrated victory after provisional results for the European Parliament elections boosted the chances of European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen of a second term, in a vote that also saw a surge of the far right. “Toda…
Dust settles on European elections as centre-right declares victory
The EU’s centre-right celebrated victory after provisional results for the European Parliament elections boosted the chances of European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen of a second term, in a vote that also saw a surge of the far right. “Toda…
‘Icefall doctors’ risk their lives as unsung heroes of Mount Everest
Ngima Gyalzen Sherpa, a Nepalese mountain guide, still feels a chill in his heart when he remembers the moment he slipped and fell into a crevasse on Mount Everest, the highest summit in the world, in the spring of 2022. The Khumbu Icefall is one of th…
Why Is Bitcoin Struggling To Surpass Its All-Time Highs? Crypto Research Firm Explains
Bitcoin’s (CRYPTO: BTC) struggle to surpass its all-time highs is attributed to a slowdown in stablecoin minting following the halving event, according to cryptocurrency research firm 10x Research. What Happened: In its latest report shared Sunday, 10x…