Zimbabwe presidential and parliamentary polls set for August 23
President Mnangagwa, elected president in 2018 after a military coup, is seeking a second term in office.
Month: May 2023
5ft-long snake removed from Thai classroom after it’s spotted by ‘eagle-eyed’ schoolboy
An eagle-eyed schoolboy kept his classmates from harm after spotting a 5ft-long rat snake entering their classroom in Thailand.
Aliens are living among us – Stanford professor
Aliens are still present on our planet, Stanford University professor Dr. Garry Nolan says
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Priceless painting looted by Nazis returns to Poland from Japan
The Madonna with Child, attributed to Alessandro Turchi, is the latest of some 600 looted artistic pieces that Poland has successfully repatriated.
Italy ups LNG regas capacity by greenlighting Livorno FSRU boost
Floating storage and regasification unit will also be able to receive up to 122 small-scale LNG carriers each year
‘Air Defenders’ assemble ahead of NATO’s largest aviation exercise
The first aircraft to take part in Exercise ‘Air Defender 2023′ has arrived in Germany, ahead of what the Luftwaffe has described as “the largest deployment exercise of…
After raising $730M, UK chip startup Graphcore reported just ~$5M in 2021 revenue and a $183M loss; Microsoft, an investor, reportedly declined to use its chips (Mark Bergen/Bloomberg)
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After raising $730M, UK chip startup Graphcore reported just ~$5M in 2021 revenue and a $183M loss; Microsoft, an investor, reportedly declined to use its chips — Nvidia is riding the AI wave to absurd heigh…
Fatal stabbing of teen girl in public sparks outrage in India
The victim was a 16-year-old who worked part-time as a tutor to help her family earn a living.
Watch live: Norway’s King welcomes Nato foreign ministers to Oslo
Watch live as Norway’s King Harald welcomes Nato foreign ministers to Oslo as the military alliance hosts an informal meeting on Wednesday, 31 May.
US job openings unexpectedly rise in April
US job openings unexpectedly rose in April and data for the prior month was revised higher, pointing to persistent strength in the labor market that could compel the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates again in June. Job openings, a measure of labo…