The Newsdweller

A massive data leak at car manufacturer Volkswagen has resulted in the data of 800,000 owners of electric cars being made public. This is according to research by the German … Read More

Food aid has arrived in Sudan’s capital for the first time since the civil war broke out last year. In Khartoum, 28 trucks with food arrived on Thursday for the … Read More

The United States has imposed sanctions on Bidzina Ivanishvili, the founder and leader of the ruling Georgian Dream party and the richest citizen of Georgia. US Secretary of State Blinken … Read More

The number of homeless people in the United States has increased by more than 18 percent this year compared to last year, the US Department of Housing reports. According to … Read More

A fourth person has been found under the rubble of the apartment complex in Antwerp that collapsed yesterday. The police have not revealed the identity of the victim. There was … Read More

Two people have been killed in explosions and a fire in an underground parking garage in the Swiss city of Nussbaumen. There were also eleven minor injuries and more than … Read More

More than 1.5 million pilgrims from all over the world will start the Hajj, the Islamic pilgrimage, in Mecca today. A total of 2 million Muslims are expected for the … Read More

In a speech, President Putin reiterated Russia’s demands for a direct ceasefire with Ukraine. He also states that Russia is open to “peace negotiations”. Kyiv dismissed the proposal as nonsense, … Read More

Loose things! Tonight, Germany kicks off the European Championship in Munich, with the opening match against Scotland. The Netherlands will take action for the first time on Sunday. There has … Read More

The US Supreme Court has struck down a law banning the possession of a so-called bump stock. With such an attachment you can fire many more shots than normal in … Read More