In Switzerland, women have a worse chance of surviving a cardiac arrest than men. Women are less likely to be admitted to intensive care units and to receive advanced treatment, a new study shows.

The State Secretariat for Migration expects around 24,000 new asylum applications in Switzerland this year - around 4,000 fewer than in 2024. The federal government expects the number of pending ...

On January 30, journalists Kunal Shekhar and Sumit Kumar, working for a YouTube channel, lodged a complaint (FIR no. 39/ 2025) in the Tilkamanjhi police station here alleging that the MP and his ...

A new highjacking attack targets Chrome browsers It could steal all your browser data and even from your OS There are several ways for users to fight back Whether you believe it to be the best web ...

According to media reports, the smartphones of around 90 journalists and other people have been infected with spyware via WhatsApp. As reported by several US media outlets, the attack was carried ...

Where Is The Money?': Zelensky's Direct Attack On Trump, Calls $200 Bn U.S. Aid Claim 'Untrue' Ukrainian President Zelensky claims Ukraine received only about $76 billion in aid, contradicting ...

Report: Ex-British MP Joins Ukrainian Military; Jack Lopresti Spotted On Battlefield Former British MP Giacomo "Jack" Lopresti has joined the Ukrainian military, contributing his skills to Ukraine ...

The campus controversies inflamed by the Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas attack against Israel and Israel’s subsequent war in Gaza have reached a worrying conclusion. Now, with President Donald Trump’s ...

But instead of giving in, Sakura was determined to win over her. Since the direct attacks took longer than usual, Ino used her clan's signature technique, the mind-body switch jutsu. After Ino ...

“With 45 journalists rounded up to prevent them covering a protest last week, this is no isolated incident. The clampdown on media freedom goes on and on. “We utterly condemn this grave attack on ...

What do you know about the Harlem Renaissance? How does the movement still resonate today? Post your comments and questions for our journalist Veronica Chambers by Feb. 7.