The Israeli Army Says It Has Bombed A Hamas Base in the Gaza Strip
The Israeli army says it has bombed a Hamas base in the Gaza Strip. According to the armed forces, the bombing followed Palestinian attacks with balloons with bombs attached. The military reports on Twitter that the attack was against a “military base” with the “infrastructure and resources” for terrorist
It’s Possible in England: 40,000 Music Lovers can Enjoy Latitude Festival Until Sunday
In our country, the organizers of Pukkelpop have decided not to let the festival take place, in England a large festival is possible. Thousands of people have enjoyed music and each other’s company at the four-day Latitude Festival in County Suffolk since yesterday. 40,000 people are expected. The Latitude
EU Court Considers Data Processing Facebook
The Court of Justice of the European Union will consider whether Facebook may legally process user data. It does so at the request of the Austrian court and Noyb, the organization of activist Max Schrems. Facebook says it enters into a kind of contract with users, with which they
Thailand Grand Prix in MotoGP Cancelled Due to Corona
The Thailand Grand Prix in MotoGP is cancelled this year because of the corona. The race at the Chang International Circuit near Buriram was scheduled for October 17. The international motorsport federation FIM is still looking for a replacement circuit and says it would like to return to Thailand
What Type of Insurance Do I Need for Rental Property?
Property owners need a special kind of insurance called ‘landlord insurance’ for rental properties. According to insurance experts, NimbleFins, a good landlord insurance package should include buildings insurance, contents insurance, landlord liability insurance, and legal expenses cover at a minimum. In addition, other coverages can be added, such as rent
Chip Companies and Oil Producers Put Pressure on Japanese Stock Market
The Tokyo stock exchange continued its losing streak on Monday. The chip companies, in particular, were lowered after the price losses in the US chip sector. Oil producers have also been hit by a drop in oil prices following the oil cartel OPEC and allies agreed to increase production.
Facebook Deletes Iranian Hackers Accounts
Facebook has deleted about 200 accounts of Iranian hackers who targeted employees of defence and aerospace companies. The company says the hackers impersonated colleagues from other companies, recruiters or journalists to trick their targets into clicking links that would install malware. This would allow the hackers to retrieve login
30 Missing After House Collapse Due to Rainfall in Rhineland-Palatinate
About 30 people are missing after six houses collapsed in the west German state of Rhineland-Palatinate. It happened during the night from Wednesday to Thursday due to flooding and heavy rain, regional broadcaster SWR reported Thursday. The six collapsed houses stood in the town of Schuld, near Adenau, in
Pope Francis Leaves Hospital After Surgery
Pope Francis has left the hospital in Rome. He had part of his large intestine removed on 4 July. Local media report that he left through a side entrance after employees placed a wheelchair in a car. The 84-year-old Pope was initially expected to stay at the Gemelli hospital
British Retailers Have Had A Record Quarter
British retailers’ sales rose at their fastest ever pace in the second quarter, as UK consumers resume spending due to easing coronavirus restrictions. They previously kept their hands on the purse strings because of the lockdowns, but now that the economy is recovering strongly from the crisis and confidence
