Sixteen-year-old Adam migrated with his father and younger brother from Sierra Leone in West Africa to Tunisia on the Mediterranean coast two years ago. Today, after their father was arrested in Algeria, the two brothers live on the street in Al Amra, a coastal city...
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The United States and the United Kingdom on Monday imposed sanctions on Chinese state-backed hacking units for allegedly intruding into American energy and defense systems and stealing British voting registration data, signaling an escalation of cyber conflict between Beijing and the West, the New York...
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Venezuela’s main opposition coalition accused authorities of blocking its candidate from registering in the upcoming presidential elections, the latest setback for President Nicolas Maduro’s opponents who have been facing bans and arrests ahead of the July 28 vote, the BBC reported. On Monday, the opposition Unitary...
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Togolese lawmakers this week voted in favor of a new constitution that would move the small West African country from a presidential to a parliamentary system, a vote that comes less than a month ahead of its legislative elections, Agence France-Presse reported. The new constitution says...
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Modern life in cities has eroded the human gut’s ability to digest fibers from plant matter, Science Alert reported. In 2003, scientists discovered that the human gut could digest the fibers in plant matter via a bacterium capable of breaking down cellulose. This compound, the most...
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