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Argentinian Scientists Struggle as Austerity Measures Take Toll Leonardo Amarilla is struggling. The geneticist and PhD in biological sciences holds a full-time research position at Argentina’s national science council, Conicet, where he studies ways to improve the productivity of crops like peanuts, soybeans, and sunflowers. But after President

Visitors to Milan’s renowned La Scala theatre have been informed they will be denied entry if wearing shorts, sleeveless tops, or sandals. Traditional garments such as kimonos, however, remain allowed. The theatre’s management issued the reminder following complaints that some attendees were dressing in a manner better suited

Israeli aircraft carried out a series of strikes in Gaza on Sunday, resulting in at least 38 Palestinian fatalities, according to medical sources, as discussions on a potential ceasefire in the war-torn region reached a crucial stage. Staff at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis reported that 18 individuals lost

Owners Arrested After Pet Lion Injures Family in Lahore Authorities in Lahore reported that the owners of a pet lion that escaped from a residence and attacked a woman and her two children have been detained. The incident unfolded when the lion jumped over a wall and assaulted the victims

Residents and visitors in Paris gathered along the Seine River this weekend to swim after authorities permitted public access for the first time in over a hundred years. The decision followed extensive cleanup efforts accelerated by the river's use during last year’s Paris Olympics. Advocates for open-

When Emmanuel Macron arrives at Windsor Castle in a horse-drawn carriage this week, it will mark a significant moment in the restored political cooperation between France and Britain, moving past the tensions of the Brexit era. Macron’s office emphasized the "shared priorities" of both nations, calling