The investigation of the incident involving a drone with explosives at the airport in Leipzig has revealed new leads that point towards Serbia and Poland, and one of the suspects is linked to Russian intelligence services. (translated)
The secret program C430L, developed by Russia and Iran, aimed to assist Iran in the development of supersonic cruise missiles capable of attacking American aircraft carriers, and the research revealed that Russian experts collaborated with Iran during conflicts with the USA and Israel. (translated)
NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, which has been successfully launched, promises to uncover the hidden secrets of the universe through the study of dark energy and exoplanets, providing the widest view of the night sky to date. (translated)
A new study by scientists from the University of Michigan shows that the El Niño phenomenon has become 40% stronger in the last 40 years compared to the previous thousand years, causing significant climate changes and extreme weather events around the world. (translated)
A new report from the Finnish Defence Research Agency warns that Russia will become even more hostile by 2040 and is considering the possibility of a large war between Russia and NATO, with northern Finland, the Baltic states, Poland, and Svalbard as potential targets for attack. (translated)
A large study on European floods from the 14th century warns that Croatia must prepare climate risk assessments for potential serial extreme floods, as such events have been recorded in the past and can significantly impact society and infrastructure. (translated)
Scientists from the University of South Carolina have nearly cured Alzheimer's disease in mice using a new method called Nano-ERASER, which stimulates the growth of new neurons and improves cognitive functions in animals with the disease through two injections. (translated)
Dolly Parton, the American country legend who died at the age of 80, rose from poverty to become an icon of music and philanthropy with numerous donations, including one million dollars for COVID-19 vaccine research, while simultaneously refusing major honors, leaving behind a legacy that shapes generations. (translated)
The investigation by the portal 404 Media revealed the dystopian practice of technology companies, including Amazon, which secretly buy and destroy physical books, including rare editions, in order to scan them for training artificial intelligence. (translated)
The study from the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research warns that forest fires in Europe could increase by 39% by the end of this century, even in the best-case scenario for reducing global warming, unless urgent measures are taken to improve fire management. (translated)
Research shows that the area of burned areas in Europe will increase by 39% by the end of the century even in the best climate scenario due to rising temperatures caused by carbon emissions, and improvements in fire management could mitigate this increase, but not completely stop it. (translated)
A new study shows that daily consumption of sugary drinks can double the risk of developing stomach cancer, with women being particularly affected, and the research analyzed the habits of 112,000 people over 36 years. (translated)
A new study warns that the seas and oceans around Europe have become extremely warm, with temperatures up to 6 degrees higher than the average, threatening the marine ecosystem, fisheries, and coastal populations, with all consequences being a result of global warming. (translated)
The article reveals a scandal in which the U.S. military invested $500 million in a shell factory in Texas, which did not produce a single usable projectile, and an investigation by ProPublica exposes serious irregularities and shortcomings in project management. (translated)
A new study reveals that half of individuals experience warning symptoms 24 hours before cardiac arrest, which differ between men and women, and their timely recognition can significantly increase the chances of survival. (translated)
European scientists are working on the development of new combined therapies for chronic hepatitis B, including innovative therapeutic vaccines that could reduce the need for lifelong treatment and enable patients to regain control over the immune response to the virus. (translated)
A recent study from Monash University found that regularly listening to music can reduce the risk of dementia by as much as 39 percent in people over 70 years old, and additional benefits come from actively engaging in music, such as playing an instrument. (translated)
A new study shows that COVID-19 can cause lasting damage to the dopamine system in the brain, which is visible even nearly five years after infection, with individuals with long COVID having significantly lower levels of dopamine nerve endings compared to healthy individuals. (translated)
Renowned journalist of the Wall Street Journal, Bojan Pancevski, in an exclusive interview reveals the results of his years-long research on the destruction of the Nord Stream gas pipeline, stating that the operation was carried out by an elite unit of the Ukrainian army under the command of Valerii Zaluzhnyi, with the involvement of specialized civilians. (translated)
A security guard in Istria apprehended a 45-year-old Italian who was secretly filming naked children, which resulted in a police investigation and his arrest on suspicion of child exploitation for pornography. (translated)
