Read more about the article Germany Considers Letting Foreigners Fight In The Army As It Spends EUR 100 Billion To Protect Borders
Photo shows Boris Pistorius, undated. The Defense Minister says foreigners should also fight in the Bundeswehr. (Newsflash)

Germany Considers Letting Foreigners Fight In The Army As It Spends EUR 100 Billion To Protect Borders

Germany is considering letting foreigners fight in its army as it prepares to spend up to EUR 100 billion to beef up defences as war rages between nearby Russia and…

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Read more about the article Smart Digital Supermarkets Ordered To Close On Sundays
Photo shows inside a Tegut container, undated. The Administrative Court (VGH) in Kassel, Germany, has closed all Tegut sales outlets without sellers on Sundays and public holidays. (Tegut/Newsflash)

Smart Digital Supermarkets Ordered To Close On Sundays

A hi-tech digital supermarket chain has been ordered to close on Sundays after judges in Germany ruled they breached local trading which protect "work rest and mental upliftment". Swiss owned…

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Read more about the article World’s Greenest City Stops Cutting Grass To Help Bees And Other Wildlife
Picture shows Kongresssiedlung estate, in Vienna, Austria, undated. The tenants at the estate have convinced officials to reconsider their strict lawn-mowing procedures to support the flora and fauna. (Newsflash)

World’s Greenest City Stops Cutting Grass To Help Bees And Other Wildlife

The world's greenest city has agreed a further reduction to its lawnmowing policy to protect wild plants and animals in the Austiran capital Vienna. The council added the new location…

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Read more about the article Two Startled Pandas Bump Heads Leaping Into Defensive Position
Two pandas collide head-to-head with each other in Chengdu, Sichuan, China, undated. They were playing on the grass and didn't notice each other approach. (xzq717lzy113lsh/AsiaWire)

Two Startled Pandas Bump Heads Leaping Into Defensive Position

Two panda bears accidentally bump heads after getting startled by their keeper coming inside, and then leap into a defensive stance in which they protect each other's backs. Phone footage…

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Read more about the article India Hires Monkey Mimics To Protect G20 Summit From Marauding Macaques
Picture shows a monkey cut-out in India, undated. They are put to deter rhesus monkeys ahead of a G20 summit in New Delhi, India. (Newsflash)

India Hires Monkey Mimics To Protect G20 Summit From Marauding Macaques

City officials in India have hired a team of animal impersonators to frighten marauding macaque monkeys away from G20 summit venues. The so-called 'monkey wallahs' can impersonate the wailing calls…

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Read more about the article Wasps Uses Genital Spikes To Fend Off Hungry Frogs, Says Study
A tree frog (Dryophytes japonica) spitting out a male wasp (Anterhynchium gibbifrons) after being stung (by pseudo-stings), undated. Male wasps use genitalia to sting their predators. (Current Biology/Sugiura et al./Newsflash)

Wasps Uses Genital Spikes To Fend Off Hungry Frogs, Says Study

Hungry frogs trying to gobble up male wasps have found that their manhoods can carry a nasty sting in the tail, a new study has revealed. Scientists in Japan -…

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Read more about the article Ancient Greeks Married First Cousins To Protect Their Estates
Image shows Bronze Age family harvesting grain, undated photo. Researchers from the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany, got new insights into Bronze Age marriage rules and family structures in Greece. (Nikola Nevenov/Newsflash)

Ancient Greeks Married First Cousins To Protect Their Estates

Ancient Greeks kept their estates and farmlands together by arranging for first cousins to marry each other, a new study has revealed. Scientists from the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary…

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Read more about the article Humans Have Been Using Bear Skins For At Least 300,000 Years, Says Study
Image shows a metatarsal of a cave bear with cut marks, undated photo. Humans have been using bear skins to protect themselves from cold weather for at least 300,000 years according to scientists from the University of Tuebingen, in Germany. (Volker Minkus/Newsflash)

Humans Have Been Using Bear Skins For At Least 300,000 Years, Says Study

Researchers have found out that humans have been using bear skins to protect themselves from cold weather conditions for at least 300,000 years. The archaeological team from the University of…

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Read more about the article Man Uses Hands To Free Tiny Bird Frozen By Feet To Metal Railing
Man warms kingfisher's frozen legs on iron railing in Aksu, Xinjiang in China, undated. The bird then flew away. (1860969153/AsiaWire)

Man Uses Hands To Free Tiny Bird Frozen By Feet To Metal Railing

This is the moment a kingfisher that probably landed on a metal railing with wet feet and got frozen to the metal was freed by a passing jogger. The tiny…

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