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Rome's Colosseum closes for the day after a worker plunges to his deathOn Wednesday, Rome's Colosseum was closed to the public in memory of a worker who died. The worker, Andrea Moretti, was 22 years old and fe...- In 1867, a Swedish chemist, engineer and industrialist invented a stable paste made by mixing highly unstable liquid nitroglycerin with porous silica sand called kieselguhr changing the world foreverIn 1867, a Swedish chemist, engineer and industrialist invented a stable paste by mixing nitroglycerin with porous silica sand called kiese...
- An explosion strikes an ammunition plant near Rome; no injuries reportedAn explosion struck an ammunition manufacturing plant in Colleferro near Rome on Thursday. Local authorities confirmed the incident at the ...
- South Korea records its highest-ever temperature of 42.5CThe southeastern city of Yangsan saw the temperature reach 42.5C at 1:26 pm (0426 GMT), the Korea Meteorological Administration said on its...
- Four decades after Chernobyl, Italy embraces nuclear againFour decades after abandoning nuclear power in the wake of the Chernobyl disaster, Italy is preparing to revive the sector as Prime Ministe...
- Chinese mafia conflict escalates in Italy's fast fashion hub of PratoA violent power struggle between Chinese mafia groups is disrupting Italy’s fast fashion industry in Prato, Europe’s largest apparel manufa...
- Russian army at war wearing Made in Bihar shoesCompetence Exports in Hajipur, Bihar, has become a notable player in the shoe industry, exporting safety shoes to the Russian army and desi...
- Russian Army marches on 'Made in Bihar' boots manufactured in HajipurCompetence Exports in Hajipur, Bihar, manufactures safety shoes for the Russian army and designer shoes for European markets. The facility,...
- Skilled, educated and washing dishes: How Italy squanders migrant talentAbhishek, who declined to give his surname, said he was rejected for a string of jobs because his rudimentary Italian was deemed inadequate...
- Japan government eyes AI adoption as OpenAI CEO Sam Altman mulls opening officeThe remarks from Hirokazu Matsuno, a top government spokesperson, came shortly before Sam Altman, chief executive of OpenAI, met Japanese p...
- Countries seek UN meeting over shipping dangers after Ukraine invasionAn Estonian-owned cargo ship sank on Thursday off Ukraine's major Black Sea port of Odessa, hours after a Bangladeshi vessel was hit by a m...
- Italy, hosting G20, will call for tougher 'gig economy' rulesItaly's labour minister, Andrea Orlando, said countries should require big companies such as Amazon to take responsibility for working cond...
- View: Protect our kirana frontline soldiersWith the inoculation drive picking momentum, the markets anticipate a lot of improvement in the consumer sentiment, despite the worrying se...
- Indians most optimistic in APAC about job, pay rise prospects in 2021, shows global studyOver one in three Indian workers are very optimistic about their career prospects in 2021, the highest in all countries surveyed, it said.
- Key Members of European Parliament ask for reshaping EU-China relations frameworkBack in February 2020, when China needed help the most, the EU sent tons of goods/equipment to China, spending millions of euros on the pro...
- EU governments ban malaria drug for COVID-19, trial paused as safety fears growThe moves by France, Italy and Belgium followed a World Health Organization decision on Monday to pause a large trial of hydroxychloroquine...
- U.S. response to virus splinters into acrimony and uncertaintyWhat was meant as a grand experiment in fast action, nearly $3 trillion in federal support to keep U.S. companies and individuals afloat as...
- Airbnb joins the corona fight, will offer free housing for 100,000 relief workersBrian Chesky tweeted that Airbnb hosts may opt in to offer homes that respect safety and cleanliness protocols.
- Twitter asks employees to work from home; TCS, HCL Tech instruct staff to avoid non-essential travelTwitter says it’s mandatory for employees in Hong Kong, Japan and South Korea to work from home, but that other offices will remain open fo...
- Italian steelmaker Ilva gives approval to the company's acquisition by ArcelorMittalArcelorMittal committed to shedding certain European assets in Italy, Romania, Macedonia and the Czech Republic to get approval from the Eu...
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