Many people may not be satisfied with the shape of their nose and may even resort to plastic surgery. So to whom do we owe the shape of our nose, one of the most prominent figures of our face? Scientists have revealed that Neanderthal DNA played a role in the formation of the shape of … Read more
According to the news of Press Trust India, India’s Air India airline made a statement regarding the Nagpur-Mumbai flight on April 23. In the statement, it was stated that there was a rare and sad incident such as the scorpion stinging a female passenger on the plane. When the plane landed at the airport in … Read more
Apple has released the first of a new security update called “Quick Security Response” for iPhones, iPads and Mac computers. These software releases aim to provide significant security enhancements to devices in between operating system updates. They can help fix vulnerabilities in software that could allow hackers to access your smartphone. The first “Quick Security … Read more
Studies show that talking on the cell phone for half an hour a week can increase the risk of high blood pressure. According to the Daily Mail’s report, a team from the Southern Medical University of China investigated whether there is a link between talking on a cell phone and the risk of high blood … Read more
Chevron has reportedly started drilling a key appraisal well offshore Cyprus, a development mired in geopolitical controversy over the ethnically split island as well as neighbor relations. According to Upstream, Chevron has started drilling a key appraisal well on its 4.5-trillion-cubic foot Aphrodite gas discovery, aimed at boosting certainty over a planned $3.6 billion project. … Read more
In the elections to be held for more than 8 thousand seats in 230 municipalities in England, the people went to the polls. Citizens over the age of 18, citizens of some European Union countries and some British Commonwealth member countries will be able to vote for the elections to be held especially in municipalities … Read more
A study conducted in the countries of the Commonwealth of Nations, where King Charles III of England was officially the ruler, showed that almost half of the people did not want the monarchy and were in favor of the proclamation of a republic. King Charles, who will be crowned with a magnificent ceremony on May … Read more
Asthma is seen on average in one of every 10 adults and children in our country. Moreover, it has been increasing in both children and adults in recent years. Stating that the disease, which causes loss of lung function over the years in undiagnosed and unfollowed patients, also reduces the quality of life, Chest Diseases … Read more
According to the statement made by the platform, innovative approaches to democratic processes continue to be introduced. The platform, which previously came to the fore with voter training videos prepared with artificial intelligence technology, now takes another step towards young voters who will vote for the first time, offering a realistic voting experience through VR … Read more
According to the news in the European press, Germany, France, the Netherlands, Denmark, Luxembourg and Norway have sent a joint letter to the EU Commission that includes taking new measures on microplastics. In the letter, it was pointed out that voluntary actions against microplastic waste were not enough. Calling on the EU Commission to prepare … Read more