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Der Spiegel report alleges US of spying on key EU offices

German magazine Der Spiegel has alleged US of spying on core EU premises in New York and Washington in one of its report, citing a secret 2010 document. The head of European Parliament has demanded “full clarification” from the US over the report alleging America bugging key EU premises. Martin Schulz said that if the

Singapore haze elevates to worst levels till now, Indonesia sends planes to Sumatra

Air pollution in Singapore has reached record heights on the third consecutive day. Indonesia sends off planes and helicopters on Friday to extinguish the intense fires that are responsible for hazardous levels of smoky haze in three countries. The fire in peat swamp forests on Indonesia’s Sumatra Island sent a huge smog cloud across the

Report says Chinese hackers behind the top weapons design violation

Chinese hackers have got the access to design blueprints of many of nation’s highly sensitive advanced weapons systems. The development came into picture through the report prepared by the Defense Department and government and defense industry officials, reports The Washington Post. In the list of weapons whose designs are compromised apart from others includes advanced

Elon Musk sparks rumors with his tweet; each character of his tweet has helped gain Tesla stock $2.2Mn

  We are assuming that Elon Musk knows how to make boring things seem interesting. Thursday morning, he tweeted, “Announcement of new @TeslaMotors strategy tomorrow. Tesla owners will like this.” Following the Tweet, everyone started speculating on Twitter. People started asking questions like, What would it be? Direct sales over the Internet? Solar cars? Cheaper

Second suspect in Boston Marathon Blasts arrested by police

It has been four days to Boston Marathon blasts that led to the killing of three and injured 176. On Friday night, the people of Watertown, a Boston suburb, cheered for everyone in a police cruiser, SWAT car and unmarked car for capturing one of two brothers involved in the blasts. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 19, was

Bond Purchases to be raised by Bank of Japan as Kuroda takes over control

The newly appointed Governor Haruhiko Kuroda has begun initiatives to end 15 years of deflation by doubling the quantity of monthly bond purchases to reach 2 percent inflation within two years. As Kuroda presided over his first meeting since swearing in the office last month, the board today rationalized its asset purchase programs and temporarily

North Korea determined to target US after stealth bomber deployment

    The deployment of the stealth bombers was to send across the message to Pyongyang about the US pledge to protect South Korea against any aggression from North Korean. The development took place after North Korea disconnected its last military hotline with South Korea on Wednesday and placed its rocket units with a threat

Underwater sculpture artwork from underwater diving instructor and sculpture artist Jason deCaires Taylor

-Jason deCaires Taylor is known for his underwater sculptures based on which he created the first underwater sculpture park (Grenada, West Indies) in 2006. After being born in 1974 to an English father and Guyanese mother, he was brought up in Europe and Asia.   -He spent his childhood exploring Malaysian Coral Reefs. After getting

Pulitzer Center report indicates China’s attempt to lure back its intellectual capital to fuel its economic development in future

Looks like China has realized the relevance of their intellectual capital off late and now is going leaps and bounds to bring them back. According to the recent report by “Pulitzer Center On Crisis Reporting” many critical insights have been surfaced. China is giving this strategy of luring back its brain drain into the country