Ankara: Chinese researchers have developed the world’s first DNA “movable-type” inkjet printer — a breakthrough development to tackle the data storage crisis, state media reported Tuesday. The game-changing innovation —
Washington: Last month ranked as the sixth-warmest March on record for the contiguous US, featuring destructive tornadoes and wildfires, according to a report Tuesday by the US weather agency. The
Tallinn: During a state visit to Estonia on Tuesday, Polish President Andrzej Duda and Estonian President Alar Karis issued a strong call for increased defense spending in NATO, proposing a
Paris: The president of the National Assembly in France suspended a session on Tuesday after a far-left lawmaker displayed images of children killed in the Gaza Strip. Yael Braun-Pivet, the
Paris: Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy’s defense team delivered a robust plea for his acquittal on the final day of a trial over alleged Libyan campaign financing, criticizing prosecutors, broadcaster
Damascus: Syria’s newly appointed Minister of Social Affairs and Labor, Hind Kabawat, in the interim government, has underscored her commitment to inclusivity, stating that her position transcends religious and sectarian
Gaza: The Gaza Media Office on Tuesday rejected an Israeli-proposed mechanism to deliver aid to Palestinians, vowing not to tolerate ‘the occupation’s manipulation of the sector’s humanitarian fate.’ According to
Catania: Southern Italy’s Mount Etna volcano once again spewed out ash and lava. Volcanic activity at the southeastern crater of Mount Etna, at 3,357 meters (11,014 feet) in height, continued
Gaza City: Palestinian Red Crescent workers staged a silent protest Tuesday in Gaza City to denounce Israel’s massacre that killed relief workers, including colleagues, in Rafah in the southern Gaza