Afghanistan Introduces Ban on Smartphones for Government Officials and Military
The order, issued by the Supreme Court of Afghanistan, requires them to stop bringing their smartphones to work.
Study reveals link between eight food additives and risk of hypertension and heart disease
This is the first study of its kind to analyze the impact of a wide range of preservatives on human health.
Innovative Procedure Reduces Knee Pain: Study Shows Pain Scores Drop from 7 to 3
Нова нехірургічна процедура із застосуванням емболізації артерій коліна демонструє значне та тривале полегшення болю.
South African Unions Urge Workers to Ignore Anti-Migrant Protests Ahead of June 30 Deadline
This comes amid heightened tensions in the country ahead of June 30, when anti-migrant groups are demanding that all undocumented foreigners leave the country.
Package with eight human torsos mistakenly delivered to aviation supplier in Austria
Instead of the expected accessories and semi-finished products for production, employees found remains intended for medical research.
Israel says troops will stay in Lebanon, Gaza despite US-Iran peace deal
The goal of this is to protect the borders and Israeli communities from jihadist elements.
Japanese Fans Clean Up Stadium After World Cup Match, Turning Flags Into Trash Bags
This practice, which has become an international trademark, was first noticed during the 1998 World Cup in France.
Antarctic Peninsula Records 15.4°C in June Amid Abnormal Ice Melting
On the Antarctic Peninsula, a record temperature of 15.4°C was recorded for June, significantly exceeding previous records and average values.
Report: Only 41% of Swedes Support a Jew as Prime Minister
Overall, the results show that more Swedes than before agree with antisemitic statements, while fewer people clearly distance themselves from them.
President of Taiwanese University Takes Leave After Telling Graduates to ‘End Their Lives’
President of Shih Hsin University takes leave after controversial remarks