Pics: Volcano Crater Home To “Unique” Football Pitch In Mexico
A volcano crater is not an obvious venue for a football match, but that’s where a referee blows the whistle for kick-off each weekend on the outskirts of Mexico City.
Day: July 11, 2023
New Crypto Phishing Attack Steals Funds from Cold Wallets
Cryptocurrency’s rising fame and diverse storage methods expand the arsenal of tools used by threat actors chasing digital assets and funds. The threat actors adapt their techniques and mimic legit sites based on target protection and potential t…
Australian Activist, Jailed In Vietnam Over Terror Charges, Freed
A Vietnamese dissident with Australian citizenship jailed on terrorism charges in 2019 has been freed and is back in Sydney with his family, his lawyer said today.
Indonesia seizes Iranian tanker for suspected illegal oil transfer in its territorial waters – The Associated Press
Indonesia seizes Iranian tanker for suspected illegal oil transfer in its territorial waters The Associated PressIran-flagged tanker seized over suspected crude oil transfer by Indonesia | WION WIONIndonesia captures Iran-flagged …
Samudrayan Mission: Revisited Submersible Specifications After Titan Disaster, Sea Trials Early 2024, Says NIOT Director
The National Institute of Ocean Technology has developed an indigenous submersible that will carry three persons to a depth of 6,000 meters to explore mineral resourcesThe first sea trials for India’s ambitious Samudrayan mission, which aims to send a manned submersible to a depth of 6,000 metres, will be conducted in the first quarter of 2024. In an exclusive interview, Dr GA Ramadass, director
Rare snow blankets Johannesburg
Residents in South Africa’s largest city, Johannesburg, woke up to below freezing temperatures as snow fell in parts of the country. (July 11)
U.S. overstocked in electric vehicles
What’s going on with electric vehicles? There were predictions of more car owners leaving gas vehicles behind. But it looks like more people aren’t making the switch.
‘Kind of scary’ new way to pay for groceries
New age technology has enabled consumers to pay for groceries with one wave of their hand, a development that has been deemed “kind of scary”.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry ‘know’ they went ‘too far’
Meghan Markle knows she and Prince Harry went “too far” in their attacks against the Royal Family and now she “doesn’t know how to get out of it”, royal biographer Tom Bower claims.