Iran blasts Johnson’s ‘utter hypocrisy’ for ‘concerns’ over Tehran plutonium risk after PM announces UK nuke warhead increase
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been branded a hypocrite by Iran’s foreign minister for…More
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Plane-sized asteroid passed between Earth and the Moon on Tuesday, followed by THREE more
Stargazers were on high alert as a plane-sized asteroid made an extremely close flyby of…More
Dutch security agency says 1,200 ‘vulnerable’ Microsoft servers affected by security loophole as data stolen, emails sold online
Some 1,200 Microsoft email servers in the Netherlands are almost certainly infected, the country’s National…More
Dutch hospitals on ‘code black’ standby for beds as Netherlands sees biggest Covid-19 infection rise since 2020
The Netherlands has seen its sharpest weekly rise in new Covid-19 infections since December, Dutch…More
Tens of thousands protest arrest of Bolivia’s ex-president Anez over role in 2019 coup (VIDEOS)
Huge crowds supporting Bolivia’s ex-president, Jeanine Anez, took to the streets across the country late…More
Scientists identify oldest-known meteor of volcanic origin a century after it smashed down into Sahara
Researchers at a French university have finally identified a meteor fragment discovered in the Algerian…More
Covid party pooper: Irish ministers urge people to ditch the booze while toasting St Patrick’s Day amid pandemic
For the millions around the world who claim Irish heritage, March 17 is a day…More
New research claims wormholes across the universe are traversable, with one small catch
A team of scientists has developed a model that would allow for the existence of…More
AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine review an ‘ongoing process,’ says EU drugs regulator, but ‘no indication’ jab caused blood clots
The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has said initial data suggest there is “no indication” the…More
China to let foreigners into the country if they’ve had Beijing-made Covid vaccine
China is set to relax Covid border restrictions and allow foreigners into the country for…More