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A curious scientist contemplates whether an imposing creature like the hippopotamus, despite its seemingly improbable nature, could ever defy gravity and take flight if given ample incentive. Intrigued by this thought, researchers at the Royal Veterinary College in North Mymensham, Hertfordshire delved into a detailed examination of video footage showcasing

A Canadian prime minister who's seen better days in the limelight, persistent inflation, a government marred by scandal, and a passionate opposition leader eager for a public clash. It was against this backdrop that Pierre Trudeau decided not to contest his next federal election four decades ago after

The first African-born member of Germany's Bundestag has announced he will not seek reelection in upcoming federal elections. This decision comes amidst revelations that he and his team received hate mail, including racist abuse and threats. Karamba Diaby, 62, celebrated for breaking racial barriers when elected to the

A Polish national is facing charges for an assault on Mette Frederiksen, Denmark's prime minister, which occurred during a public event in Copenhagen earlier this month. On 7 June, in the middle of the day within a busy city square, Frederiksen was approached and struck by another individual

Resembling an enormous, somewhat unconventional figure reminiscent of 1980s science fiction, West Japan Railway has introduced a humanoid aid designed primarily for gardening and painting tasks on its rail network. This large apparatus with extended arms, uniquely shaped head, and eye-like protrusions mounted on a truck capable of navigating rails

Hurricane Beryl slammed into Jamaica after causing widespread devastation in Grenada and St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG). At least seven lives were lost across these regions, as the category 4 storm battered southern coasts with wind speeds of over 140mph. Residents like Amoy Wellington, a cashier from Jamaica'