Russian parliament voted for Mishustin appointment as prime minister
On Thursday, the Russian parliament approved the appointment of Mikhail Mishustin as prime minister of the country. The head of the federal tax authorities was nominated a day earlier by President Vladimir Putin.
Second death by enigmatic new virus reported in China
The fatal victim would be a 69-year-old man. A 61-year-old man also died of the virus earlier. The coronavirus broke out in December in the metropolis of Wuhan in eastern China. The outbreak can be traced back to a fish market where other…
2019 is the second warmest year ever recorded
2019 is definitely the second warmest year ever measured, according to a new report from the American space organization NASA, among others. According to the latest surveys, the last ten and five years have also been the hottest since the…
Iran arrests person who leaked the video of taking down plane
Iran has picked up the person who posted a video last week that shows how an Iranian anti-aircraft system shoots a Ukrainian passenger plane out of the sky, reports the semi-official Iranian news agency Fars on Tuesday. What the creator of…
Explosive rise WhatsApp fraud, perpetrators are becoming more and more clever
The damage sustained by WhatsApp fraud more than tripled in 2019. In 2019, victims were scammed for a total of 1,056,805 euros. In 2018 this was 262,879 euros.
Former Pope Benedict attacks Francis in the back
He did not adhere to it for a day. From the beginning, he published books, gave interviews, and got in the way of the new pope. He mainly tried to give support to the conservative current that Francis is trying to inhibit. The now very old…
China introduced the largest radio telescope in the world
China has put into operation the largest radio telescope in the world this weekend. The machine searches for extraterrestrial life. This is reported by the Chinese news agency Xinhua. The machine has been tested for three years, but is now…
US authorities dive into Philips patent case
At the request of Philips, the American International Trade Commission has started an investigation into possible violations of patents by makers of fitness trackers Fitbit and Garmin. The Dutch healthcare technology group had already…