A Ghanaian artist transforms abandoned bottle tops into metal mosaics.

A furiously gleaming sheet of golden light cascading from the ceiling to the floor immediately dazzles everyone who steps into Barakat Contemporary in downtown Seoul.

Is it a painting with an eight-meter-long brilliant expanse? Is that a tapestry? A sculpture? Definitely worth a second ...

German activists adhere to an ancient exhibit

Sunday, two environmentalists attached themselves to a dinosaur exhibit at Berlin's Natural History Museum.

According to the demonstrators, the German government has failed to adequately address the threat of climate change.

The women attached themselves to the poles suppo...

Global Disposable Birth Delivery Kits Market is Forecasted to Witness Growth at a CAGR of 34% over the Forecast Period

Reproduction is one of basic process of any living creature. Each passing day, numerous children are born, which give a boost to the existing population. Gone are the days when the world was facing problems like unsafe deliveries, which spiked up the infant mortality rate. Not just the children, ...

Websites for the Tokyo and Osaka metro were purportedly attacked by a pro-Russian hacker gang.

In what looks to be a second day of cyberattacks against Japan, the websites of the Tokyo Metro Co. and the Osaka Metro Co. became unreachable on Wednesday evening. A hacker collective supporting Russia claimed credit on social media.

The assaults, which might have been carried out by K...

Crop Dosage Failed

According to the findings of a recently published research, mice are not as vulnerable to the side effects of zinc phosphide as was previously thought. As a direct consequence of this, the inappropriate amount of pesticide has been used to protect crops against mice.

The Commonwealth Sc...

Why does the United States believe its proposal to impose a price restriction on Russian oil will be successful

According to a Senior Biden energy advisor, the United States is still "a ways away" from obtaining a global agreement to impose a price restriction on Russian oil exports, and the world's two largest energy consumers, India and China, have shown little interest in the idea thus far...

Glyphosate is not carcinogenic, according to the European Chemicals Agency

"The available scientific evidence does not fulfil the requirements to designate glyphosate for specific target organ toxicity, or as a carcinogenic, mutagenic, or reprotoxic chemical," according to the European Chemicals Agency's (ECHA) risk assessment committee.

However,...

The data tying glyphosate to rodent tumours has been disregarded by EU regulators

Environmental campaigners claim that the European Chemical Agency's favourable assessment of the substance's continued sale is faulty.

According to a new analysis by environmental groups, EU regulators overlooked significant scientific evidence tying glyphosate to rodent tumours...

According to the European Chemicals Agency, glyphosate is not carcinogenic

According to a scientific opinion published Monday by the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA), the controversial herbicide chemical glyphosate does not cause cancer in humans.

"The available scientific evidence did not meet the requirements to designate glyphosate for specific target ...

The Sports Authority turned down a THB400 million proposal for a Man United-Liverpool encounter

Minister of Tourism and Sports Pipat Ratchakitprakarn stated on Tuesday that the Sports Authority of Thailand had turned down a proposal from Fresh Air Festival Ltd for 400 million baht to organise and stage an exhibition game between Manchester United and Liverpool in Bangkok.

The &quo...

The Senator to Object the Proposal of the Political Parties' Law

A change was proposed to the political parties’ law and it has caught under fire from the side of a senator and an academic as it was implementing the removal of restrictions that were imposed against a non-member, who was practicing control over a political party.

On Tuesday, sen...

Four Players Invited to St Andrew's at Singapore Open

Joohyung Kim, Sadom Kaewkanjana, Sihwan Kim, and Yuto Katsuragawa, have booked their spots at the 150th Open in Saint Andrews with their performances at the SMBC Singapore Open.

The Singapore Open took place at the Serapong Course in Sentosa Golf Club. It was the 2nd event of the Open Q...

Australia’s Naomi Osaka Makes a Comeback

Naomi Osaka has won the Australian Open title twice. The player was on a four-month break but has returned to Melbourne to defend her title.

As the country prepares to start the tournaments this weekend, several tennis stars lobby into Melbourne and Sydney.

Dominic Thiem, 2020...

Harmful Chemicals Detected in Food in Thailand

There has been an ongoing effort in Thailand for consumer protection and demanding a reduction in chemical spraying on food plants.

In October 2019, the National Hazardous Substances Committee (NHSC) banned the use of chlorpyrifos, glyphosate, and paraquat on food plants after conservat...

A new yet recognized hospitality venture all set to open up at Osaka

Highlights:

• InterContinental Hotels Group plc, known as IHG Hotels & Resorts, is all set to open it’s Holiday Day Inn Express at Osaka City Centre in Japan this month.

IHG has been diligent towards bringing this iconic brand to Japan for sever...

Human milk oligosaccharides help to prevent GBS infections in infants

A group of bacteria known as group B Streptococcus (GBS) is one of the major causes of stillbirths, blood infections and meningitis in infants. This GBS can be prevented by taking antibiotics, but like all bacteria they are becoming resistant to antibiotics.

According to a new research,...

JAPAN’S STATE-RUN CENTERS TO GIVE COVID-19 VACCINES UNDER AGES 18 -64

Highlights –

• Japan’s state-run centers to give COVID-19 vaccines under ages 18 - 64.
• The centers in Tokyo and Osaka were set up last month by the Defense Ministry.
• The ministry last week expanded the scope to accept people from ...

COVID-19 QUASI-STATE OF EMERGENCY TO BE LIFTED FROM 3 PREFECTURES

Highlights –

• COVID-19 quasi-state of emergency to be lifted from 3 prefectures.
• Restrictions in Gunma, Ishikawa and Kumamoto prefecture are expected to be lifted by the weekend.
• The government is likely to make a similar call on five ...

AMUSEMENT PARKS, DEPT. STORES, CINEMAS REOPEN IN TOKYO, OSAKA

Highlights –

• Amusement parks, dept. stores, cinemas reopen in Tokyo, Osaka.
• Coronavirus restrictions on some businesses were partially eased.
• Dept. stores are now permitted to operate fully on weekdays with shortened business hours.

TOKYO TO ASK AN EXTENSION OF COVID-19 STATE OF EMERGENCY

Highlights –

• Tokyo to ask an extension of COVID-19 state of emergency.
• The infection rate in Tokyo has not subsided with the Olympics just two months away.
• Tokyo Gov. Yuriko Koike is hoping the state of emergency to be extended beyond...