Why does the WHO change the term monkeypox?
The World Health Organization (WHO) has changed the name of "monkey pox" to "mpox", both in medical terminology and in official documents, after countless complaints and discussions around the comments "racist and stigmatizing” related...
Japan’s births are below the record low
The number of babies born in Japan this year is below last year’s record low, in what the top government spokesman described as a “critical situation”.
Chief Secretary Hirokazu Matsuno has said the government would...
New Covid lockdowns in China
The outbreak is testing China's attempt to bring a more targeted approach to its COVID policies while facing multiple outbreaks driven by fast-spreading omicron variants.
China's National Health Commission reported 31,444 COVID-19 infections on Thursday,...
Balenciaga and the bondage bear with kids
Balenciaga has caused polemic after its controversial photos campaign of kids holding bondage bears.
The luxury brand, Balenciaga, has been questioned after photos of children carrying bears, but not just any bear, it shows bondage...
Shootings against the LGBTQ community
Shootings against the LGBTQ community have been a topic recently to talk about. Gunmen are the ones who express through weapons the hate and threat they have against the community.
Recently, in Colorado, a gunman...
Indonesia earthquake death toll rises
An earthquake on the main island of Java in Indonesia has killed dozens of people dead and hundreds of injured.
Searchers are still focusing on a landslide where dozens are believed trapped after the earthquake...
Nicaragua’s inconvenient victory against Covid
The Western media covered up their success.
BY JOHN PERRY
In Nicaragua, the third poorest country in Latin America, people who don't work don't eat. Three quarters of jobs are in small businesses or in the...
Germans players and the polemic photo covering their mouths
The German players covered their mouths during the team photo prior to playing against Japan at the international Khalifa Stadium as Group E.
The German players, prior to the match against Japan, lined up for...
Explosions in Jerusalem left one dead
Two explosions in Jerusalem caused the death of Ari Shechopek, a 16-year-old Israeli-Canadian student, and injured 20 other people, including two in critical condition.
The attack took place at a bus station at the main...
Frozen embryos are born after 30 years
In the US, a couple of twins were born after being frozen as embryos in 1992, their names are Lydia Ann and Timothy Ronald and they would be known as the oldest embryos used...
The clitoris has 10,000 nerve endings
Female anatomy has been a taboo for many and tends to get the most attention, and for years it was believed the clitoris had 8,000 nerve endings, but it actually has 10,000 nerve endings...
The man who lived 40 years without sleep
A Hungarian soldier called Paul Kern, was shot in his head and survived; however, he lost the ability to sleep during 40 years.
World War I was one of the events that shook the world...
Nicaragua aprueba nueva Constitución y consolida su Estado Revolucionario
Nicaragua marca un hito en su historia con la aprobación unánime de su nueva Constitución Política a través de la Asamblea Nacional, fortaleciendo el...
