EU to impose gradual ban on Russian Oil

The leaders of the EU member states reached a consensus in principle on the long-delayed 6th package of sanctions. Under the new sanctions, imports of Russian oil will be reduced by 90 percent by the end of the year. President of the European Council Charles Michel and President of the EU Commission Ursula von der […]

Russia ships metal from mariupol to russia

Russia’s first cargo ship headed to Rostov, Russia, carrying 2,500 tons of metal from the Ukrainian city of Mariupol. “Today, 2,500 tons of hot rolled steel sheets left Mariupol port,” a Russian port official said. Ukraine decried the shipment as “looting.” Russia declared full control of Mariupol earlier this month after more than 2,400 Ukrainian […]

hurricane agatha makes landfall in southern mexico

Hurricane Agatha, a category 2 storm that formed in the Pacific, made landfall in the Mexican state of Oaxaca, leaving rains in the south and southeast of Mexico, according to the National Meteorological Service (SMN).  Waves of up to 6 to 8 meters are expected to form on the coast of Oaxaca state as a […]

UK prepares for Queen’s Platinum Jubilee

Many countries, particularly the UK, will host street parties and special entertainment programs for For Queen Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubilee. Between the 2nd and 5th of June, events will be held in honor of Queen Elizabeth, who has reigned in England since 1952. Oxford Street, London’s busiest street, was decorated with flags in honor of the […]

heavy rain lashes India’s Delhi

Heavy rains lashed India’s new capital and neighboring cities. Following hail storms, several cities experienced power outages. Heavy rain flooded roads, and trees were uprooted in areas where wind speeds reached 40km/h. Land and air traffic were disrupted in the region. So far, no casualties or injuries have been reported.

man smears cake at Mona Lisa painting in Louvre Mueum

The Mona Lisa painting was caked by a visitor in the Louvre Museum in Paris, France. After attempting to break the glass pane containing the painting, the man smeared cream at the painting. The activist, who continued to yell even as security forces attempted to remove him from the scene seen shouting, “Think of the […]

Ukraine’s Kalush Orchestra sells Eurovision trophy

Following their Eurovision victory, Ukrainian music group Kalush Orchestra decided to donate the crystal microphone they won in the competition. The group’s crystal microphone was auctioned off on Facebook and sold for $900,000. The band made brief statements about the sale while performing at the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, Germany’s capital, at the time of […]

Seafood Festival in California

The “Seafood Festival” was held in Southern California, USA. The festival, which had been postponed for two years due to Covid-19, drew a lot of attention from residents who enjoy seafood. Local chefs from Los Angeles and Orange County prepared a variety of seafood dishes using special recipes during the festival. Furthermore, festival attendees enjoyed […]

world’s longest glass bridge opens in Vietnam

The 632-meter-long glass bridge built in Vietnam’s Son La province was inaugurated. Officials from the Guinness Book of World Records, as well as Vietnamese officials, attended the ceremony. The “White Dragon” glass bridge, with a glass base thickness of 40 millimeters and a capacity of 450 people. The bridge is listed in the Guinnes Book […]

Nepal plane wreckage found with 14 bodies

The wreckage of the crashed Tara Air plane and the bodies of 14 people were found in Nepal during the search and rescue efforts launched after the plane lost contact with the tower shortly after takeoff. According to a statement issued by the Nepal Army Spokesperson, the plane carrying 22 people crashed in the Mustang region of northern […]