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Russia blames avalanche for 1959 Urals mountain tragedy, RIA agency reports
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia has blamed the death of nine students in the Urals mountains in 1959 on an avalanche and poor visibility, an inquiry has found into the incident which has provoked dozens of conspiracy theories, news agency RIA reported on Saturday.
Dreaded annual haze may return
PETALING JAYA: Just as most Malaysians are heaving a sigh of relief that the country is in the recovery stage of the Covid-19 pandemic, another problem is looming – the annual haze.
Singapore PM’s brother sees ‘real anger’ brewing before election
In his first full-length media interview done over email, Lee Hsien Yang explains why he’s chosen to speak out now against the system his father helped create.
It is rocket science: EU to speed up space ambitions, Breton says
PARIS (Reuters) - The European Union will plough more money into rocket launches, satellite communication and space exploration to preserve its often unsung successes in space and keep up with US and Chinese ambitions, its space chief said on Sunday.
'Godzilla dust cloud' drifts over U.S. Southeast, raising health concerns
(Reuters) - A massive plume of dust whipped up from the Sahara desert will hover over the U.S. Southeast this weekend, forecasters say, shrouding the region in a brown haze and raising more health concerns in states where the coronavirus crisis is worsening.
A close call while diving
KOTA KINABALU: For local divers, it was a bittersweet reopening of the diving industry following a relaxation in the movement control order (MCO) as they had a near-death experience underwater.
Many countries successful in COVID fight seeing resurgent cases - WHO
GENEVA (Reuters) - Many countries that have been successful in tackling the coronavirus are seeing an increase in cases due to religious or leisure gatherings or in closed quarters like nightclubs and dormitories since relaxing curbs, WHO officials said on Monday.
World's largest green turtle colony nearly twice as big as thought
SYDNEY (Reuters) - The world's largest population of nesting green turtles is nearly twice as big as previously thought, scientists said on Wednesday, after drones enabled better surveys of the animals.
Special Report: COVID deepens the other opioid crisis - a shortage of hospital painkillers
(Reuters) - As opioid pills and patches fueled a two-decade epidemic of overdoses in the United States, hospitals faced chronic shortages of the same painkillers in injectable form - narcotics vital to patients on breathing machines.
Violence against protesters, press unacceptable, says France's Le Drian
PARIS (Reuters) - Violence against peaceful protesters and journalists is unacceptable, whether in the United States or elsewhere, France's foreign minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said in a newspaper interview published on Sunday.
