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The U-505 is an American captured German submarine during WWII, the first U.S. Navy captured enemy vessel since 1812. Today, it is the only Type IX-C U-boat (submarine) in existence and is permanently exhibited in the...
The quota system in Bangladesh has caused citizens to protest against it on the streets of Bangladesh. This has caused major riots and violence in the country, creating an unrest between international students studying in their...
India’s job market is gaining international attention: and not for a good reason. Recently, nearly 2,000 applicants showed up at a hotel for a job with Thermax, a company that expected only 150-200 applicants for their...
Social media platforms have become an integral part of our daily lives, profoundly influencing how we communicate, connect, and interact with one another. While these platforms offer unprecedented opportunities for connection, they also present challenges and...
18 years ago today, on July 15th, 2006, Twitter was officially launched to the public. The company saw its prominence in 2016 after the election of President Donald Trump, an outspoken user who boosted the platform...
Bangladesh, Bangladesh Where so many people are dying fast And it sure looks like a mess I’ve never seen such distress When thinking of the revolutionary rock-and-roll quartet, The Beatles, these distressing lyrics are surely not...
In recent years, the labor conditions of migrant workers in Italy have sparked widespread controversy, raising serious questions about whether these individuals are facing exploitation or outright slavery. Italy, known for its rich cultural heritage and...
The death toll during this year’s annual Hajj pilgrimage has surpassed 1,300 as pilgrims faced harsh temperatures in the desert kingdom, Saudi authorities announced. Temperatures reportedly reached highs of 49 degrees Celsius, particularly in the midday...
An outbreak of “flesh-eating bacteria” has emerged in Japan, with several health officials warning that it can cause death in shorts amount of time. Roughly 1,000 cases of Streptococcal toxic shoch syndrome (STSS) have already been...
Helen Sebidi, born in South Africa in 1943, is a globally recognized artist. Her art, which won the Standard Bank Young Artist award in 1989, has appeared in major exhibitions in New York, Washington, and the...
