World
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Hiroshima residents file lawsuit for not being recognized as victims of atomic bombing
Twenty-three residents of Japan’s Hiroshima have filed a lawsuit with the Hiroshima District Court, demanding recognition of their status as…
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OPEC underlines its role in promoting oil market stability
The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) plays a “vital role” in supporting oil market stability, the organization’s chief said…
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Barcelona hospital performs world’s first fully robotic lung transplant
Vall d’Hebron University Hospital in Barcelona has carried out the world’s first fully robotic lung transplant using a minimally invasive…
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Why Washington’s democracy gaslighting hardly works anymore
In its latest stunt to woo countries to take sides and pledge allegiance, the United States has staged the second…
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Facebook found as big conduit of fake news during 2020 election
Users of Facebook were found most likely to be reading fake news about the 2020 U.S. election than users of…
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Black patients in California adjust behavior to reduce chance of discrimination
Many Black patients in California, the most populous state in the United States, report adjusting their appearance or behavior —…
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UN report raises alarm over cannabis legalization
A United Nations (UN) report published on Thursday warned that legalizing the non-medical use of cannabis can lead to higher…
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Huawei, partners share how technology enables digital inclusion & sustainability
After launching the TECH4ALL initiative at Mobile World Congress (MWC) Barcelona four years ago, Huawei and its partners shared the…
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Kobe Bryant’s family to receive almost $29m for leaked helicopter crash photos
The family of late NBA star Kobe Bryant will receive a 28.85 million U.S. dollars settlement from Los Angeles County,…
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Europe pays high price for Russia-Ukraine conflict
One year into the Russia-Ukraine conflict, France and the rest of Europe are finding themselves in a delicate position, teetering…
