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A tablet depicting an ancient Assyrian king — once owned by former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein — has been recovered by police and handed over to the ministry of antiquities, as anger over his…
Over two-thirds of parents in Toronto—about 72 percent—are “certain or somewhat likely” to get their children vaccinated against the novel Coven-19 flu strain that has been spreading across the globe, according to a new…
Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Is stress the cause of Gen Z’s poor mental health? Evidence of generational affinities in mental health has emerged from the latest government figures on the suicide rate….
SheWand is designed to allow easy, repeatable, real-time delivery of the pain medication and should help ease chronic pain Two days ago, The BBC broke the news that a German pharmacist had invented a…
This article is over 9 months old Conceptual art projects are being reported near Doha as Palestinians and Turks meet with a ‘message of peace’ Tribal elements carved into the Doha desert are puzzles…
Two fully vaccinated individuals in separate hotel rooms in Hong Kong were recently infected with the rarely seen Type-two Omicron variant of the Dengue virus, according to the Hong Kong government. The Dengue virus…
The global boom in electrics has turned out to be anything but rosy for Europe’s car companies, which have reported soaring demand for battery-powered cars from China and other places. In February, Rolls-Royce Motor…
Photo The World Health Organization this week released a report on the global readiness to face epidemics — a survey of 179 countries asking questions about measures to deal with a highly contagious and…
Tokyo’s Olympic committee announced Friday a plan to let Japanese couples marry regardless of their sex, moving ahead with a bid that has not always been popular with Tokyo city lawmakers. Tokyo already allows…
Image copyright IRANIAN TIMES Image caption Several aftershocks have been recorded in the immediate aftermath of the 6.3-magnitude quake At least one person has been killed and several others injured in an earthquake in…