Lift technician throws away art mistaken for trash A museum in the Netherlands recently experienced an unfortunate mishap when a lift technician mistakenly threw away a piece of artwork made to resemble two empty beer...

In a decisive move, French authorities have instructed Omar bin Laden, son of the late Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, to exit the country due to inflammatory social media content. This development was announced...

Advocacy groups in Switzerland responsible for the controversial suicide capsule known as the Sarco have announced the suspension of new applications for its use. This decision follows an investigation into the death of the first...

A heavily damaged 600-foot cargo ship, the MV Ruby, has been left stranded off the northern European coast as ports refuse to allow it to dock, fearing its explosive cargo could turn it into a...

Hamburg Central Station Partially Shut Down Over Health Concerns In an alarming turn of events, German police cordoned off two tracks at Hamburg Central Station due to fears of a possible Marburg virus infection. This...

Decades-old painting found in Capri home identified as a portrait of Dora Maar by Pablo Picasso A painting once dismissed as “horrible” by a junk dealer’s family has been identified by Italian art experts as...

Germany tightens citizenship laws: Anti-Israel and anti-Jew statements may block naturalization Germany has implemented significant changes to its citizenship laws, aiming to prevent individuals who express hatred towards Jews or Israel from obtaining naturalization. The...

A chilling moment unfolded in Switzerland on Monday when a 64-year-old American woman became the first to use a controversial Sarco suicide pod, a device often referred to as the “Tesla of euthanasia.” Before her...

Investigation Launched After American Woman’s Death Swiss authorities have initiated an investigation following the death of a 64-year-old American woman, reportedly through the use of a controversial “suicide capsule.” The incident marks the device’s first...

A team of volunteers excavating an archaeological site in Normandy, France, uncovered an extraordinary “time capsule” left behind nearly 200 years ago by a 19th-century archaeologist. The discovery was made at an ancient Gaulish clifftop...