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Freddie Mercury had an illegitimate daughter: details from a new biography

A new biography of Freddie Mercury claims that he has an illegitimate daughter born from an affair with a friend's wife. The daughter, who is now 48, received personal diaries from her father.

Culture • May 24, 05:43 AM • 9966 views
In a large-scale special operation, a cybercriminal network from the Russian Federation that infected 300,000 computers worldwide has been exposed

An international special operation has exposed a Russian network of hackers who infected more than 300,000 devices in various countries. Among the suspects are Russians and a Ukrainian, the investigation is ongoing.

News of the World • May 24, 01:54 AM • 15285 views
"Real" announced the dismissal of Carlo Ancelotti. New coach Xabi Alonso will lead the team from the summer

Carlo Ancelotti is leaving his post as head coach of Real to lead the Brazilian national team. Xabi Alonso will arrive in June and prepare the team for the Club World Cup.

Sports • May 23, 01:17 PM • 2064 views
Serbia needs "real reforms" to count on joining the EU - Kallas

EU Foreign Minister Kaya Kallas stated that Serbia must implement real reforms, including in the fight against corruption, in order to move towards the EU. In addition, the European Union criticizes the country's authorities for strengthening ties with Russia.

News of the World • May 22, 02:29 PM • 2962 views
Finland is "preparing for the worst" amid Russia's troop buildup on the border - Guardian

Finland is closely monitoring Russia's troop buildup on the border. The Finnish military is preparing for the worst-case scenario, fearing an expansion of the Kremlin's aggression.

News of the World • May 22, 01:41 PM • 3347 views
Polish presidential candidate Nawrocki considers Ukraine's accelerated accession to NATO "senseless" - The Guardian

Karol Nawrocki considers such an approach senseless and warns against a direct conflict between NATO and Russia. Tusk called Nawrocki's position on refusing Ukraine's accession to NATO mortally dangerous.

War in Ukraine • May 22, 01:07 PM • 3660 views
Britain accused Russia of trying to hack cameras on EU borders to disrupt aid to Ukraine

Russian military intelligence hacked security cameras on EU borders, stole passwords and conducted cyberattacks to disrupt the supply of Western aid to Ukraine, British intelligence reports.

War in Ukraine • May 22, 07:56 AM • 3270 views
Flooding in Australia claimed the lives of two people

Two people died as a result of the flooding in New South Wales. Authorities fear for the fate of two more missing persons. About 50,000 people are in the evacuation zone.

News of the World • May 22, 06:54 AM • 2590 views
Amateur archaeologists in Britain have unearthed a winged goddess near a Roman wall

A couple of volunteers found a stone figure of the goddess Victoria near Hadrian's Wall. The find dates back to 213 AD and symbolizes the end of the Severan Wars.

Culture • May 21, 04:01 PM • 4174 views
Starmer said that the "hat-trick of deals" with India, the US and the EU is returning Britain to the world stage

The British Prime Minister announced the agreements concluded by Britain with the EU, India and the USA, which will save jobs and save money. He emphasized that Britain has restored its influence on the world stage.

Economy • May 20, 03:27 PM • 3688 views
In Britain, almost half of young people would prefer a world without the internet

The study showed that most young people in Britain feel worse after using social media. They support restricting access to certain websites and programs.

News of the World • May 20, 12:32 PM • 2512 views
Attacks on medical facilities in combat zones in 2024 have reached a "new level of horror" - Guardian

In 2024, the number of attacks on hospitals and medical personnel in conflict zones reached a record level – more than 3,600. Gaza, Ukraine, Lebanon, Myanmar and Sudan were the most affected.

War in Ukraine • May 19, 11:16 AM • 2816 views
Israel has launched a large-scale operation in Gaza

The Israeli army has launched the first phase of Operation Gideon's Chariot in Gaza. The goal of the operation is to seize strategic areas, defeat Hamas and release hostages.

War in Ukraine • May 17, 01:45 AM • 60993 views
Global waste recycling rate falls for eighth year in a row - study

Global recycling rates are not keeping pace with consumption levels. Only 6.9% of materials come from recycled sources, and this share has been falling for the eighth year in a row.

Technologies • May 16, 06:41 PM • 4199 views
Trump: There is famine in Gaza, the US will take care of solving the problem

US President Donald Trump has stated that people in Gaza are starving and the US will solve this problem. Trump's comment is seen as evidence of tension between Netanyahu and Washington.

Politics • May 16, 11:29 AM • 4114 views
Zelenskyy was forced to agree to negotiations with Putin in Istanbul so as not to offend Trump - media

Trump called for peace, disrupting the EU's plans for sanctions against Russia. Zelenskyy accepted Putin's invitation to negotiations in Istanbul, fearing to offend Trump.

War in Ukraine • May 12, 06:10 PM • 8553 views
Only 5 minutes of unhealthy food advertising increases children's calorie consumption - study

Children consume 130 more calories after watching unhealthy food commercials, which is equivalent to two slices of bread. The study involved 240 children aged 7 to 15.

Society • May 11, 08:16 PM • 4951 views
Intensive farming has led to serious soil degradation in Britain and Europe - The Guardian

Intensive agriculture has led to soil degradation in Europe and Great Britain. Experts are calling for soil restoration to reduce climate impacts.

News of the World • May 9, 10:52 AM • 3453 views
The theft of a signal cable on the railway in Spain led to disruption in train traffic

In Spain, the Minister of Transport called the theft of copper cable on the railway sabotage. This led to delays in the high-speed Madrid-Seville connection and affected more than 10,000 passengers.

News of the World • May 5, 06:47 PM • 5542 views
The US President stated that he "does not rule out" the use of military force to control Greenland

Donald Trump has stated the possibility of using force to control Greenland. Regarding Canada, he considers such a scenario unlikely, but does not rule it out completely.

Politics • May 5, 12:31 AM • 5444 views
Marco Rubio took over four positions after Mike Waltz's dismissal - The Guardian

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio became a national security advisor, head of USAID, and archivist. This happened after the dismissal of Mike Waltz, who was nominated by Trump as ambassador to the UN.

Politics • May 2, 07:25 AM • 3284 views
Ozzy Osbourne is intensively preparing for the Back to the Beginning concert despite health issues

Black Sabbath frontman Ozzy Osbourne is training hard to perform at the reunion concert in July. Despite health problems, he insists on his participation.

Culture • May 1, 07:32 PM • 35299 views
Solar panels will become mandatory for all new buildings in England from 2027

From 2027, developers in England will be required to install solar panels on new homes, which will increase construction costs, but will save on electricity.

News of the World • May 1, 03:14 PM • 11780 views
De Niro's Daughter Announces Transgender Transition: How the Star Dad Reacted

Actor Robert De Niro has announced his support for his daughter, Eirin, who has undergone a gender transition. He emphasized that he loves and supports her, just as he previously loved his son, Aaron.

News of the World • May 1, 01:28 PM • 38734 views
In Japan, a driver ran over a group of schoolchildren: seven children were hospitalized.

In the Japanese city of Osaka, an SUV driver ran into a group of elementary school students. Seven children sustained injuries of varying degrees of severity, including a broken jaw.

Crimes and emergencies • May 1, 12:50 PM • 9659 views
Former US Congressman Santos sentenced to 7 years for biography fraud

George Santos sentenced for forging resume and stealing data to finance campaign. He must pay $373,000 in compensation.

News of the World • April 25, 08:44 PM • 4047 views
Star of the films "Mammoth" and "Noah" Sophie Nyweide has died at the age of 24

Actress Sophie Nyweide, known for her childhood roles, has died at the age of 24. The cause of death has not been specified, but the family says she struggled with problems.

News of the World • April 23, 02:38 PM • 8451 views
Starmer's office reacted to Rubio's decision not to participate in peace talks in London

Great Britain assured its support for Ukraine and announced technical meetings with the USA and European partners. Ways to stop the fighting were discussed.

War in Ukraine • April 23, 01:14 PM • 9575 views
London confirmed postponement of ministerial peace talks on the war in Ukraine

Ministerial talks on the war in Ukraine in London have been postponed due to the absence of US Secretary of State Marco Rubio. Discussions will take place at the level of officials.

War in Ukraine • April 23, 08:45 AM • 8837 views
In Oxford, they drank from a cup made of a human skull - a new book exposes colonial cruelty

Oxford scientists drank from a cup made from a human skull until 2015. The skull likely belonged to a slave from the Caribbean and was donated to the college by a former eugenicist student.

News of the World • April 22, 03:27 PM • 8127 views