Articles about The Guardian
21 Jan 2021
Death of 16-month-old, abused by adoptive parents, angers South Korea
Last week, a South Korean woman went on trial on the charges of murder and child abuse in Seoul following the death of her 16-month-old adopted daughter.
28 Dec 2020
UK to Japan: These countries have reported new coronavirus strain
Just as vaccines against COVID-19 were starting to roll out in parts of the world, a new strain of the coronavirus has stirred global panic.
21 Dec 2020
Indian experts to meet over new coronavirus strain in UK
The top advisory body of the Union Health Ministry will meet on Monday to discuss the new variant of coronavirus, which has forced the United Kingdom to impose new restrictions during the holiday season and prompted other European nations to ban travel from the country.
21 Nov 2020
Italy: Students protest over school closures due to COVID-19
Italian school students have been protesting against the closure of schools in Turin city, Piedmont, due to COVID-19.
18 Nov 2020
Trump fires official who rejected conspiracy theories about election fraud
In his quest to convince everyone that Joe Biden won United States Presidential Elections only because of fraud, incumbent President Donald Trump on Tuesday fired an official, whom he had appointed.
02 Nov 2020
US poll tracker: Who will win, Biden or Trump?
With the United States Presidential elections just days away, national polls predicted a win for the Democratic challenger Joe Biden against Republican President Donald Trump.
28 Oct 2020
Foreign women strip-searched at Doha Airport, Qatar promises investigation
Days after the invasive examination of women at Doha Airport triggered global headlines and threatened Qatar's diplomatic relationship with Australia, the Arab country has promised an investigation, reports said on Wednesday.
06 Oct 2020
International Space Station gets a new toilet, costs $23 million
A new space toilet has been delivered at the International Space Station (ISS).
23 Jul 2020
Coronavirus: Could this drug be the treatment we're looking for?
As the coronavirus outbreak continues to spread across the world, the search for a treatment or cure remains on.
12 Jun 2020
US Open at risk of cancelation amid players being unhappy
The US Open 2020 could join the Wimbledon in being scrapped this year unless key players and other stakeholders can be persuaded over the weekend that it will be safe to travel to New York in late August.
25 May 2020
Stuff, New Zealand's popular media group, sold for Rs. 46
Stuff Limited, one of New Zealand's largest media organizations, is set to be purchased by its CEO for a single NZ dollar (61 cents).
15 May 2020
Ashley Giles announces player guidelines for England cricket
Director of England cricket, Ashley Giles, announced that a pool of 30 players are being prepared for resumption of cricket.
19 Apr 2020
ICC advises players to be aware of bookies amid lockdown
Cricket's anti-corruption chief has told players to remain vigilant of approaches by potential fixers amid lockdown.
09 Apr 2020
New study warns against lifting lockdown before COVID-19 vaccine arrives
The coronavirus pandemic has compelled many countries to impose strict lockdowns, including India.
08 Apr 2020
China celebrates re-opening of coronavirus' epicenter Wuhan, while world suffers
An industrial hub of China, Wuhan, where coronavirus originated from in December 2019, re-opened after 76 days on Wednesday, an event that was marked by light shows.
03 Apr 2020
How the coronavirus pandemic is affecting Japan's workforce?
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, Japan has been facing backlash for its refusal to declare an emergency.
31 Mar 2020
Astrophysicist, inventing coronavirus device, gets magnet stuck up nose
Fiddling with electronics without proper knowledge or expertise can lead to some drastic incidents - and not in a good way.
20 Mar 2020
How China acted against whistleblowers who spoke against coronavirus handling
China, the home to coronavirus, wants to hijack the narrative surrounding the deadly disease, that has killed over 8,000 globally and infected over 2 lakh. President Xi Jinping wants the world to believe his regime had control of the situation.
13 Mar 2020
Google employee in Bengaluru gets infected with coronavirus, work-from-home announced
Tech giant Google on Thursday confirmed that one of its employees, working at the Bengaluru office, caught the coronavirus infection on his trip to Greece.
04 Feb 2020
Five years after losing husband, Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg announces engagement
Facebook's number two in command, Sheryl Sandberg announced her engagement to Tom Bernthal on Monday, less than five years after she lost her husband.
12 Jan 2020
Sensitive Skype, Cortana recordings reviewed on insecured PCs in China
A few months ago, Motherboard made a shocking revelation that Microsoft has been sending "poorly secured" Cortana and Skype recordings to human contractors.
09 Sep 2019
Soon, Siri will have health-focused conversations, translation, and more
Apple's Siri is set to get some big upgrades in the coming years, a report from The Guardian has revealed.
25 Aug 2019
People are using Snapchat/Instagram to sell illegal guns: Here's how
Weapons' trafficking has been going on for a long time, both in India and abroad.
11 Aug 2019
Apparently, Chinese kids work nights to build Amazon's Alexa devices
Amazon's Alexa devices are very popular, but over the last few months, the internet giant has been facing a lot of flak because of them.
05 Aug 2019
Pentagon is flying balloons for spying on people: Details here
Amid privacy-related debacles, the Pentagon is testing a new technology for mass-surveillance - balloons.
04 Aug 2019
Eight of Quentin Tarantino's films, ranked worst to best
Quentin Tarantino's ninth offering, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is yet to hit theaters in India, but is already creating quite a buzz.
29 Jul 2019
Like Amazon, Apple's contractors also listen to private Siri conversations
Just a few weeks ago, a report claimed that Amazon's employees get wide access to the recordings of Alexa conversations, something they could use to pin down the exact location of people.
24 Apr 2019
Here's what the first 'Avengers: Endgame' reviews have to say
The first reviews for the highly-anticipated Avengers: Endgame are out and from the looks of it, the film has no intention to disappoint its exceedingly loyal fans.
27 Mar 2019
Soon, you'll get 'fake alcohol' to get buzzed, not drunk
People love drinking, but they also know it comes with some serious drawbacks.
14 Mar 2019
WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook not working for many users: Details here
In a major surprise, Facebook's entire family of apps, including WhatsApp and Instagram, appears to have gone down for some users.
30 Jan 2019
How does LSD work? Scientists finally have an idea
Since it was synthesized in the 1930s, LSD, or lysergic acid diethylamide, has received much cultural and scientific attention.
30 Dec 2018
Twitter bug exploited for hacking high-profile accounts, posting tweets
In a surprising development, a group of UK-based security searchers was able to hijack high-profile celebrity accounts.
06 Sep 2018
#Section377: How global media organization reported on this landmark judgement
The world media today hailed the overturning of a colonial-era law in India that criminalized gay sex, saying the landmark ruling was a boost for gay rights not only in the world's largest democracy but also the world.
17 Jul 2018
Elon Musk's "pedo" comment wipes $2bn off Tesla's value
After Tesla CEO Elon Musk baselessly accused British cave diver and Thai cave rescue hero Vern Unsworth of being a "pedo", Tesla shares fell by 2.75% on Monday, knocking almost $2bn off the company's value.
16 Jul 2018
Thai cave: Insecure Elon Musk calls British diver a "pedo"
In what can only be called an infantile and bitter reaction to criticism, Tesla CEO Elon Musk has lashed out at veteran British cave diver Vern Unsworth after the latter called Musk's efforts to aid the Thai cave rescue a "PR stunt".
