New Delhi: Getting lost in a good story is an occupational hazard and a crime in “The Book Censor's Library”, a political satire with a touch of fantasy realism. The story revolves around an unnamed narrator whose life unravels after he unwillingly starts working for a powerful government.
Bunnings has hit back at union workers' claims that the company may have been exposed to dangerous levels of lead after buying products from one of its stores.
Tourists visiting this European country have no idea that this exists, and whenever they do come across it, they simply can't believe it.
WASHINGTON: Costa Rica plays the United States women's national team in its final game on Tuesday before heading to the Paris Olympics. U.S. captain Lindsey Horan told a crowd of nearly 19,000 they were unfazed by their chances in France despite a draw. “We hope to win,” she said. “But we’re going to go out … Read more
TOKYO: The Japanese navy has found the wreckage of two helicopters that crashed more than three months ago, killing eight crew members. The SH-60K helicopters, each carrying four crew members, were conducting submarine-locating exercises off the Izu Islands in the Pacific Ocean in April when they collided. So far, the Maritime Self-Defense Force has found … Read more
Uber just announced a game-changing new feature that will benefit millions of Australians and tourists.
HAMAMET, TUNISIA: In the Tunisian seaside city of Hammamet, excavators are hard at work digging sand from the nearby desert onto a popular beach in an effort to prevent it from being lost to erosion. “This beach is like a postcard of Hammamet,” environmentalist Chiheb Ben Fredj said as he looked nostalgically at the city’s … Read more
A man is suing his former employer after being fired for sending back all the replies he claims he accidentally sent while “texting with his sorority brothers.”
It wasn't a Hollywood-style eruption with flames and violent explosions, but lava slowly flowing down the hot spot, creating the most horrific scenes.
Doha: An Israeli delegation will travel to Doha on Thursday to discuss fresh demands for a truce in the Gaza Strip and a prisoner-hostage exchange, the sources said, speaking on condition of anonymity because of the sensitive nature of the talks. The delegation will meet Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al-Thani, a mediator, to … Read more
