Pre-Incan tomb with 1,000-year-old remains unearthed in Peru
Utility workers excavating trenches to expand an underground gas network in the capital of Peru unearthed two pre-Incan tombs.
Month: August 2025
McDonald’s Bets On India As It Doubles Down On AI Investment By 2027
McDonald’s plans to “double down” on its artificial intelligence investment by 2027 and is betting on India as a key hub for data governance, engineering and platform architecture.
Collapse at Chile’s major copper mine kills 1 worker and leaves 5 missing
Officials say that a worker was killed and five others remain trapped underground after a collapse at a copper mine in Chile.
Storm Floris to hit UK on Monday with unseasonably strong winds forecast
Yellow weather warning for wind in Scotland, Northern Ireland, north Wales and north of England from 6am Storm Floris is forecast to bring unseasonably strong winds to the UK on Monday, the Met Office has said.The strongest winds are expected during t…
Spanish court orders rebel nuns out of convent
A Spanish court has ordered a group of nuns excommunicated from the Catholic Church to be expelled from their convent, according to a legal ruling viewed by AFP Friday.
Spain Air-Drops 12 Tonnes Of Food Aid Over Gaza
Spain said it had air-dropped 12 tonnes of food into Gaza, which UN-backed experts say is slipping into famine.
Indian-origin Nikhil Ravishankar becomes airline boss, New Zealand media disables comments on social media for massive trolling
Following Nikhil Ravishankar’s appointment as Air New Zealand’s CEO, media outlets in New Zealand disabled social media comments due to a surge of racist remarks targeting his Indian ethnicity. News organizations like New Zealand Herald, Radio New Zeal…
‘Administrative nightmare’: Shipowners risk having to pay twice for emissions
Shipowners calling in Europe face prospect of paying for CO2 emissions under both EU and IMO rules
France Carries Out First Aid Airdrop In Gaza
President Emmanuel Macron said France had carried out its first airdrop of humanitarian supplies into Gaza, after UN-backed experts warn the Israeli-blockaded Palestinian territory was slipping into famine.
Spain air-drops 12 tonnes of food aid over Gaza
Spain confirmed on Friday it had air-dropped 12 tonnes of food into famine-struck Gaza as announced earlier this week, enough to feed 11,000 people.